Archive for September, 2016

By Blake Schenerlein and Dawn Bikowski Life has been quite the whirlwind for two Ohio University alums who made trips across the world to complete their education and gain experience in America. This husband and wife duo, J. Elliott Casal (originally from Virginia) and Alba Garcia Alonso (originally from Spain), […]

Thirty Ohio University students participated in the Center for Law, Justice & Culture‘s LSATurday on Sept. 17. Launched as a new CLJC initiative in 2015-16, LSATurdays provide students with a free opportunity to take a previously administered Law School Admissions Test under actual test conditions. The LSAT is a required component of […]

Any student interested in, or thinking about, pursuing a career in law or law school is invited to attend Ohio University’s annual Law Fair on Thursday, Oct. 13, from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the Baker 240-242. “Ohio University’s Law Fair provides OHIO students with the invaluable opportunity of networking one-on-one […]

Dr. Kirstine Taylor has joined Ohio University as an Assistant Professor with joint appointments in the Political Science Department and the Center for Law, Justice & Culture. Taylor is a law and society scholar who specializes in the politics of race in American democratic thought and institutions, and African American political thought. “I […]

By Sara Berens Academic Advisor and Retention Specialist This week I would like to focus on our seniors who will be graduating and heading out into the “Real World” this December. Hopefully you’ve all applied for graduation (the deadline was Monday!) and you’ve met with an adviser to ensure that […]

By Marisa DiTomaso Editor of the eNews for the College of Arts & Sciences Academic advising is a valuable resource for students; especially those who may be struggling academically, or first generation college students who may not have been given all the ins and outs of college life. Sara Berens […]

By Kristi Conrad Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist Having trouble getting used to your course load at Ohio University? Is transitioning to a different amount of class work harder than you thought it would be? Don’t wait until your grades suffer prior to asking for help. There are a variety […]