Archive for September, 2017

Dr. Scott Powell ’05M, ’08P is an Associate Professor of Sociology and Global Studies Advisor at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana. Ever since he graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences at OHIO with his M.A. in Sociology and Ph.D. in Cultural Studies in Education from the College […]

Dr. Gerry Krzic gives an invited lecture on “Korean History: The Story of the U.S. Peace Corps in Korea” Sept. 30 at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Washington, D.C. Krzic is Director of Ohio University’s ESL program, called the Ohio Program of Intensive English, which is celebrating […]

“Oh neat. I am on SNL now,” tweeted Ohio University alum Luke Null ’12. “NBC’s Saturday Night Live is adding a trio of fresh faces to its cast,” reports the Hollywood Reporter. “The veteran sketch comedy has enlisted Chris Redd, Heidi Gardner and Luke Null as featured performers for its upcoming 43rd […]

Victoria Ream ’15, ’17M graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences at Ohio University with her B.A. in Sociology-Criminology and Psychology with a Spanish minor. She knew she loved learning about different cultures and diverse groups of people. She also knew she wanted to continue her education, so she […]

Students in OPIE’s U.S. Pathway Program had a quintessentially Athens experience when they hiked into the forests surrounding The Ridges on a hunt for pawpaws. Accompanied by OPIE faculty and Dr. Kim Thompson from the Department of Environmental and Plant Biology, the students learned how to identify and collect pawpaws, […]

By MC Tilton, PACE Writer Stacy Welker had no idea how her passions would blossom when she was just a little girl reading books about animals and evolution given to her by her father.  His stories of local ecosystems and biological processes imparted his “nerdiness” and scientific inclination to her, […]

The Food Studies theme has joined forces with Ohio University Culinary Services to bring local food to more students on campus. Earlier this month, produce from the Plant Biology Learning Gardens hit the shelves of the beautiful Jefferson Marketplace, located within Jefferson Hall on East Green. Food Studies students will […]