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What can we learn from half of a fossilized rodent tooth?
OHIO Museum Complex extends the Kennedy Museum of Art, delving into science and environment at The Ridges with its Lin Hall gallery. The mAppAthens app provides engaging self-guided tours, covering topics from art to ecology.
Jean Hales Andersen: A musical journey at OHIO.
Feeling lost about securing his first internship, geography sophomore Zach Hadley turned to OHIO's Career and Leadership Development Center (CLDC) for guidance, resulting in more than 200 applications and his current position in the City of Athens Mayorās Office, showcasing the transformative impact of CLDC's coaching and support.
51ĀŅĀ× Lecturer Lori Esposito created a unique meditative practice as a means of grief rehabilitation: evaporation walking.
Deaf since age 3, Pribula relied on a call service for deaf individuals that can sound like a phone call from a telemarketer, and several times, the CATS Late Night operator hung up on her.
When is the last time you talked about periods? At OHIO, those discussions are as regular as the topic itself thanks to students who are championing menstruation conversation and ensuring access to menstrual products.
For nearly 25 years, the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine has been steadily increasing access to health care for thousands of community members across 22 Southeast Ohio counties.
Doctors and teachers told Jordyn Zimmerman that she would never attend college. They were wrong.
An outdoor recreation proposal that sprouted nearly 25 years ago has taken root thanks to the efforts of a diverse and growing group of national forest and local community leaders who envision the project as a means of elevating the region.
Fred Weiner arrived in Athens in 1967 as a staff psychologist at 51ĀŅĀ×ās burgeoning counseling center. In June, Weiner retired as Counseling & Psychological Servicesā (CPS) director after 51 years of service, having witnessed a sea change in higher ed counseling practice.
Student scientists are at home in their quiet and scholarly research space. Itās here where familiarity lives and a sense of control reigns.
Kelly Sundbergās sunny demeanor belies the turbulence she experienced for almost 10 years that began in her mid-twenties.
When renovations to Ellis Hall are completed this year, the landmarkās iconic features will remain intact: the brick faƧade, the east portico, the giant, shady sycamore trees. But when students and faculty re-enter the grounds, close inspection will reveal new technology that complements the buildingās venerable vibe, including LED lighting, low-flow toilets and sinks, and drought-tolerant trees and shrubs.
āTitles are granted. Leadership is earned.ā OHIOās Walter Center for Strategic Leadership in the College of Business stands by these words. The center and the college mean business when it comes to training, coaching, and encouraging the next generation of leaders.
