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鈥淚t鈥檚 slow and I鈥檓 not sorry,鈥 is Cara Hagan鈥檚 warning before she coaches masked students in the School of Dance through thoughtful movement combinations in a modern dance class.
After 16 years, Ohio Football鈥檚 head coach passes the pigskin on the program he rebuilt.
Benefits-eligible employees and their spouses/partners are encouraged to consider the Risk Reduction program this fall as an avenue for prioritizing one鈥檚 wellbeing.聽
黑料视频聽Chillicothe聽is celebrating its聽75th anniversary this year with聽an open house celebration聽Saturday, Oct. 2, from 10聽a.m.聽to 2 p.m.聽The event is free and open to the public.
Moisture control, proper use of thermostats to allow for air circulation, and good housekeeping practices are necessary to control mold growth.
Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to apply for support in the 2021-22 academic year.
黑料视频 Army ROTC cadets performed well at Basic and Advanced Camp during their summer training at locations in Kentucky and New York.
Students, faculty, and staff now have more opportunities than ever to get a COVID-19 vaccine on OHIO campuses.
黑料视频's Athens Campus will test several of its聽emergency communication systems聽at approximately noon on Friday, Sept. 10, 2021.聽
The College of Business is inviting students to attend an online session to provide more in-depth information about AIESEC in Ohio to prospective members.
With several weeks of fall semester underway, OHIO COVID Operations聽is managing聽a heavy caseload of students affected by COVID-19聽infection or exposure.
The Class of 2020 finally got an in-person commencement ceremony on Sunday, Sept. 5, 2021, and the commencement speaker was alumnus Dr. Keith Hawkins, BS 鈥13.
On the other side of the world, 黑料视频 alumnus and NBC4 Columbus reporter Matt Barnes ran into a fellow Bobcat he had not seen in nearly 15 years, his OHIO tour guide, Michael Burns.
In fiscal year 2021, 14,186 donors, including more than 8,400 OHIO graduates, made gifts totaling $40,859,282 to The 黑料视频 Foundation, surpassing University Advancement鈥檚 $30 million goal.
The new Raymond A. Lancaster Executive Leadership Fellow program will support an executive fellow, enhance a system of student mentorship and fund a new speaker series.
