From Ohio University News From Mexico City to Paris and beyond, 1968 saw massive protests, political violence, the assertion of new values, and explosions of artistic expression that together challenged dominant structures, ideologies, and sensibilities amid the Cold War. Even Ohio University would find itself closing amid riots in May […]
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The Charles J. Ping Institute for the Teaching of the Humanities proudly presents “Competition Among the Jihadis: ISIS, Al Qaeda and Beyond,” a workshop for high school teachers led by Dr. Nukhet Sandal. The workshop will be held online from 9 a.m. to noon on Nov. 13, 2021. Those wishing […]
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From Dr. Julie White Professor of Political Science, Director of the Center for Law, Justice & Culture and Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Homecoming is always a highpoint of the year for me. Of course I love the parade…and how about that alumni band?!?! But the real high point is the opportunity […]
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From Ohio University News By Chris Hitchcock College of Arts & Sciences Success Advisor Editor’s Note: This series is prepared by success advisors in the College of Arts & Sciences. We are halfway through the semester, so you have likely had a test or two by now, or maybe your […]
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Vedder writes on ‘This Is What a Good University President Looks Like’ 
Texas’ KXAN interviews Houser on ‘shifting’ Tornado Alley 
Alumni News | Aaron Brown writes, ‘Afghanistan’s Lesson: Plan for What Happens After Russia Leaves Ukraine’ 
Spectrum interviews Jellison about ‘voter suppression laws impact women more than men’ 
Washington Post quotes Ryan Fogt on Antarctica sea ice 
Capital Journal quotes 2 economists on whether YouTube, Facebook operate as monopolies 
Miner to Spectrum News: ‘He’s obviously threatening the use of nuclear weapons’ 
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