Archive for April, 2015

Ohio University alum Dr. Jason Harman was selected to participate in the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality​ at the Max Planck Institute in Berlin this summer. Then he’s headed to the Department of Psychology at Louisiana State University, where he has accepted a position as an assistant professor. Harman earned an […]

The College of Arts & Sciences welcomes Patti Malloy to the Department of Geography as an Administrative Specialist. “I am very happy to join the Geography Department, says Malloy. “I have worked at Ohio University for almost seven years now (most recently with the Center for International Studies), and I […]

The Columbus Dispatch’s Jessica Wehrman had the right woman but the wrong school in her March 26 story on “Afghanistan president’s address to Congress provokes memories from one Ohio veteran.” The Friends of the American University of Afghanistan points out that Khatera Afghan is an Ohio University alum, having earned […]

Sky and Telescope quotes Dr. Douglas Clowe, Associate Professor of Physics & Astronomy, in an article on “How Slippery is Dark Matter?” “Dozens of galaxy cluster collisions confirm that dark matter particles probably slip right past each other within messy cluster mergers,” writes Monica Young. “The existence of dark matter […]

Dr. Richard Vedder, Director of the Center for College Affordability and Productivity and Professor Emeritus of Economics at Ohio University, penned an article on “Fleeing Leviathan” on March 30 at Forbes: My good friend Wendell Cox has sent me his analysis of recent Census Bureau data on population movements in […]

Join Center for Law, Justice & Culture faculty and students and Students for Law, Justice & Culture members for a celebration of a successful year in this informal gathering on Tuesday, April 21, from 3 to 6 in the law center (Bentley 001). All are welcome to come, enjoy cake, […]

The War and Peace Theme Inaugural Lecture presents Dr. Jay M. Parker on “The Soldier, the State and the Schoolhouse: The University’s Role in Peace and Security” on Tuesday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in the Baker Center Theater. Parker is Professor and Chair of International Security Studies, College of […]