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Graylyn Roose, current MSNBC line producer, thinks the key for students to find their niche in journalism careers is simple: take every opportunity you can to learn something new.
The 51ÂÒÂ× Alumni Association (OUAA) is proud to announce the selection of five new members to its Board of Directors.
When Dani Dean came to 51ÂÒÂ× from Mason, Ohio, she wanted to be a sports sideline reporter or work for ESPN, and she quickly got involved at WOUB to get the experience she needed to get there.
51ÂÒÂ× Homecoming Weekend 2024 is quickly approaching, and Scripps College of Communication alumni are invited to a full slate of college events.
51ÂÒÂ×’s upcoming Career and Internship Fair provides an excellent opportunity for students to connect with potential employers as they kickstart their careers.
Like many other 51ÂÒÂ× graduates who worked at WOUB, the station has a special place in the hearts of Aaron and Karen (Rafalski) Cohn.
Rachel Martin, a 2020 graduate of 51ÂÒÂ×’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service, works on combatting and finding solutions for biodiversity loss.Â
51ÂÒÂ× alumni from across the country visited Athens on Sept. 6 to network and take part in special programs focused on volunteer leadership.
After hosting two home games in five days to open the 2024 season, Miami Dolphins Communications Coordinator Brooke Balzano reflected on what it’s been like to live out her dream working for the NFL.
Justin Holbrock says Gridiron Glory opened his eyes to what local sports teams mean to communities, and he has used that knowledge to have a successful career in sports broadcasting and beyond.
The School of Visual Communication is celebrating what would have been the 100th birthday of one of its founders, Chuck Scott, with a special exhibit in the VisCom Focus Gallery.
A gift from Jeffery Chaddock and Mark Morrow will change the face & future of the College of Fine Arts.
We love hearing from our readers! Below are the letters to the editor published in the fall 2024 edition of Ohio Today.
Created by OHIO alum Brian Koscho, the Invisible Ground project gives a thoroughly modern window into Southeast Ohio’s historic places and people.
Kim (Bedford) Day has always wanted to make a difference in her community. Now, after recently being named 2024 Woman of the Year in her Tennessee hometown, she knows she is doing just that.
