Archive for March, 2022

Ohio University alumnus Aaron Brown authored an article on “Afghanistan’s Lesson: Plan for What Happens After Russia Leaves Ukraine” on March 20 on the History News Network. “As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, foreign policy experts in the US and Europe are preparing for the real possibility of a […]

From the Ohio University Calendar The M.A. in Law, Justice & Culture – which focuses on critical analysis of law in relation to society, culture, politics and power – is currently accepting applications for both the on-campus and online programs. An information session Tuesday, March 29 at 6 p.m. via […]

From Ohio University News The Central Region Humanities Center’s annual lecture features Amelia Adams, Ph.D., discussing “Erased but not Forgotten: People and Places of Color in Southeastern Ohio, Prehistory to Present” on April 20 at 4 p.m. Watch live or later on YouTube. Adams is a former university administrator and […]

From the Ohio University Calendar The African American Studies Spring Lecture features Beth Richie, Ph.D., discussing “Black Feminist Reflections on Violence and Mass Criminalization: The Promise of Abolition” on Thursday, April 14, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Watch via livestream on YouTube. “Please join us for a lecture and discussion […]

From Ohio University News Ohio University students are invited to a workshop on March 22 to learn more about how to get involved in undergraduate research, an experience that many OHIO students translate into future career and graduate school plans. The workshop, “Research: Where Do I Start?” is Tuesday, March 22, […]

WOUB talks to Dr. Katherine Jellison, Professor of History at Ohio University, in a Spectrum interview headlined “New Voter Suppression Laws impact women more than men.” Dr. Jellison says “Voter ID” requirements may seem, at first blush, innocuous. However, they discriminate against women who have changed their names because of […]

The Washington Post quoted Dr. Ryan Fogt in an article headlined “Sea ice over Antarctica just shrank to its smallest on record.” “It’s the first time on satellite record that we’ve had sea ice extent fall below 2 million square kilometers. It’s a record and by quite a bit,” said […]