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By Tetyana Dovbnya International Student Advising Specialist / Academic Advisor We still have four weeks before finals. Plenty of time, right? While some of you may still have quizzes, assignments, and labs before taking your final exam for a course, you can still begin planning your study schedule and materials […]

Dr. Katherine Jellison, Professor and Chair of History at Ohio University, received the Outstanding Faculty Leadership and Service Award for 2016-17. The Arts & Sciences Awards Advisory Committee made its decision last spring and announced it this fall. The award recognizes “outstanding contributions in the areas of departmental, college, and university governance, […]

A Tier III class called Sustainability Citizenship (T3-4850) is offered in Spring 2018 to Ohio University seniors from any major who are interested in learning how to become more environmentally sustainable in their own lives and in their local communities. This three credit class is taught by Dr. Nancy Manring, […]

The Wealth and Poverty theme hosted a food drive in October to help fight hunger in the Athens community. The drive challenges students to figure out how to motivate other students, and even how to deal with theft and a competing food drive. Along with Wealth and Poverty faculty members, […]

From Compass Ohio University announced that Dr. Thomas Carpenter, Charles J. Ping Professor of Humanities and Distinguished Professor of Classics, will serve as the University’s 2017 Fall Commencement speaker. Carpenter, who is also the director of the Ping Institute for the Teaching of the Humanities and previously served as chair of […]

Ohio University’s Ecohouse was filled with students and faculty, a variety of dishes, and meaningful conversations as Ecohouse hosted its second annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 9. The dinner was made possible through a collaboration of the OHIO Sustainability Alumni Network, the Ohio University’s Office of Sustainability, and the Food […]

Six Political Science alumni talk to students about “From College to Career: Using Your Political Science Degree in Public Affairs” on Oct. 27. The panel, part of the Political Science Department’s Professionalism and Public Affairs series, features a panel of notable and distinguished alumni who work in public affairs and […]