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Ohio University alum Marisa Saber is a member in the Chicago office of Cozen O’Connor and practices in the subrogation department. She handles all varieties of property, marine and auto subrogation claims. Saber is licensed in Illinois and Missouri, as well as several federal courts, and she handles cases throughout […]

The Ohio University Alumni Association’s Nation’s Capital Chapter hosted 106 OHIO students for the first-ever D.C. Networking Week, from March 24-26. Students had a jam-packed schedule full of company visits, law school visits, panel discussions, an informal career fair, “Dinners with 12 Strangers,” and many more opportunities to interact with […]

This week’ Spotlight is on Gabby Bacha, Student Senate President and a senior studying Political Science. If you would like to suggest someone for a future Spotlight, please email eNEWS Editor Alicia Hopkins (ah828712@ohio.edu). What year are you and what are you studying? I am a senior studying Political Science with […]

Dr. Lysa Burnier, Professor of Political Science, was awarded the Rita Mae Kelly Distinguished Research Award from the Section for Women in Public Administration. The honoree is recognized for research contribution to gender-related issues; performing research on an issue significant to women’s role in public administration and making an impact […]

The Fall 2016 courses for the Law, Justice & Culture Certificate includes 14 courses, many of them addressing topics from today’s headlines. The following list includes course name, time, instructor and prerequisites. The certificate is offered by the Center for Law, Justice & Culture at Ohio University. AAS 3691 U.S. […]

Dr. Susan Burgess, Professor of Political Sciences at Ohio University, was quoted in the Atlantic story “The Voters Only Trump Can Reach” by Andrew McGill. The Ohio counties that John Kasich lost are rugged land, different from the flat farmland that stretches across the rest of the state. In many […]

The Wealth and Poverty theme’s annual spring field trip took students to three Appalachian towns—Rendville, New Straitsville, and Nelsonville—on Saturday, March 12. Last Spring Dr. Barry Tadlock of Political Science led the theme’s first field trip to New Straitsville and Haydenville, and this time Dr. Rachel Terman, Assistant Professor of […]