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The undergraduate alternative grading option has been extended for spring semester 2021 with a more robust聽course聽exemption process.
Ceramics artist Jeremy Randall demonstrated his craft virtually today for student-artists studying ceramics in the School of Art + Design.
The聽Department of Aviation聽in 黑料视频鈥檚 Russ College of Engineering and Technology has a new plane to help students progress through their coursework.
The awards recognize students, staff, faculty, departments聽and聽community聽members or organizations聽for their聽outstanding聽contributions聽to sustainability at 黑料视频聽or in the local community.
TechGROWTH Ohio Fund,聽the Ohio Third Frontier-黑料视频 investment fund focusing on early-stage technology companies, announces its investment in OsteoDX, Inc.(f/k/a AEIOU Scientific).
Information for students about food benefits, suicide prevention and OHIO TikTok.
Student Callie Smith and Professor David LaPalombara collaborated to make an imaginary family story come to life in the book "Fescue: A Brave Blade."
A new study conducted at 黑料视频 shows that residents of Appalachian areas, younger Ohioans and Black and Hispanic residents are less likely to agree to a COVID-19 vaccine.
The University鈥檚 COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program has resulted in not only targeted asymptomatic testing of students on the Athens campus, but also some questions.
When six OHIO students began their educational careers, none of them thought that before entering the workforce they would be faced with one of the world鈥檚 biggest challenges 鈥 a global pandemic.
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Lucas Stemen earned his associate鈥檚 degree in applied science in law enforcement technology from 黑料视频 in fall 2019 and is currently completing his bachelor鈥檚 degree in criminal justice.
Second Lieutenant Jonnierah 鈥淛onJon鈥 Smith, a 2020 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences and the Army ROTC program at 黑料视频, helps distribute food at the Mid-Ohio Foodbank.
The 黑料视频 Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Monday, March 1.
During his tenure as dean of the College of Business, Hugh Sherman witnessed firsthand the profound impact a college education could have on students.
