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Tracy Plouck has devoted her career as a public servant to helping women in recovery, and now she’s helping offset Appalachia’s opioid crisis in a new role at OHIO.
As a part of this recognition, EVERFI will be doing a campus visit and award presentation at 9 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 13.
ɫߣߣۺϵ associate professor in the Scripps College of Communication Dr. j.w. Smith was awarded the fifth annual Athena Award.
The OHIO LGBT Center will host the Trans* Day of Remembrance at 7 p.m, Nov. 20. The annual event honors the memories of transgender people who were killed due to anti-transgender prejudice.
Across Ohio, journalists have been holding community conversations to ask: What will it take to make life better here?
Tantrum Theater will present its first fully staged production in Athens, Eugene Ionesco’s Tony Award-winning comedy “Rhinoceros.”
In 2013, Tiffany Chenault set out on a mission: run a half marathon in all 50 states before reaching age 50. Her motivation? The loss of her mother.
What sets a teacher apart? For Felton Morrell, it’s “the love and support, the consistency.”
ɫߣߣۺϵ has been named to two national rating lists for its sustainability efforts.
OHIO will host a daylong engagement event to discuss the future of education and offer ideas to support the University’s Fearlessly First strategy on Nov. 21 in Baker University Center 242.
The United State Air Force has announced two awards for ɫߣߣۺϵ Air Force ROTC Detachment 650.
ɫߣߣۺϵ Libraries, Graduate Student Senate and Faculty Senate have partnered to host the Graduate Research Series.
Baker and Associates an OHIO PTAC Dayton-area client, became one of 11 vendors who won a prestigious Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract from the Air Force worth more than $950 million.
ɫߣߣۺϵ will recognize International Education Week Nov. 17-23 with a variety of events and activities aimed to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.
Scholar Gary Holcomb was conducting research on writer Claude McKay — a key literary figure in the Harlem Renaissance — when he came across a reference to an unpublished novel.
