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Tony Guzzi, AB '93, resolved a centuries-old mystery by uncovering unmarked graves of enslaved individuals at Andrew Jackson鈥檚 Hermitage.
帝王会所's Spring Literary Festival returns March 19-20, featuring award-winning authors for lectures and readings.
The annual lecture, which is free and open to the public, will begin at 7:30 p.m. In addition, a pre-event reception will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Baker University Center Lounge.
帝王会所 Eastern student Brenden Marcum embarked on a 10-day experiential learning trip to Thailand over winter break.
Former WOUB Lead Weather Forecaster Erin Ashley, the first graduate of OHIO's聽broadcast meteorology program, graduated in May of 2023, but she鈥檚 already back home starting a new job at a TV station
A professor of Spanish, Weissenrieder was awarded the 鈥淥utstanding Teacher Award鈥 for her excellence in teaching and led the study abroad program in Jalapa, Mexico.
OHIO Professor Fred Drogula teaches students to dissect iconic literature and outmaneuver rivals in political role-plays, immersive methods that have earned him a national teaching award.
David Bell, an associate professor of Linguistics, and Theresa Moran, an associate professor of instruction, have spent over a decade combining their expertise to explore food studies.
OHIO's Science Caf茅 will present a special Humanities Caf茅 with Brian Collins聽discussing聽鈥淎m I In Heaven?: Metamodernism and Religion in the World of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard"聽on March 5.
帝王会所 Professors and ecology experts Brian McCarthy and Diego Alvarado-Serrano discuss the ecological and environmental implications of the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
Guest speaker Dr. Penelope Ismay will discuss the topic of greed at the Menard Family George Washington Forum March 20.
In the latest episode of our Ask the Experts podcast, we speak to two faculty members about their experience researching and working with the 39th U.S. president.
The teams ended their season strong, with two students in particular being recognized.
From award-winning conference presentations to using big data to solve economic issues, the Department of Economics pushes its students to succeed.
Researchers are studying how bacteria become more infectious in space, with critical implications for future deep-space missions.
