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From the total solar eclipse to transformative gifts and top national rankings, OHIO Today captured events and achievements that defined 2024. Dive into the year’s most-read stories and relive the moments that made Bobcat history.
When Andrew Burkle came to OHIO he was an undecided major who couldn’t see what was in his future. Now, thanks to the Visual Communication program, his vision is crystal clear.
The Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism at µÛÍõ»áËù will welcome its largest fellowship class in more than a decade when 28 journalists from around the globe come to campus in March.
The last roundup of 2024 features publications, presentations and awards.
Craig Reck’s media career started with a regional Emmy® award in the program/host category while he was an µÛÍõ»áËù student working at WOUB.
As µÛÍõ»áËù graduates crossed the stage and stepped into their futures, the Convocation Center was alive with celebration and hope. View the inspiring moments that showcase the energy, joy and achievement of this year's Bobcat graduates.
Two WOUB Public Media students traveled to Detroit last Saturday to cover the Mid-American Conference Championship Game where the µÛÍõ»áËù Bobcats came out on top.
The µÛÍõ»áËù varsity Valorant Esports team recently competed in the first round of the Mid-American Conference’s Esports Collegiate (ESC) Championships at Cedar Point Sports Center.
OHIO's Center for International Studies marked its 60th anniversary with a week-long series of events that brought together more than 80 alumni from across the globe.
A new production control system recently installed at WOUB Public Media is enhancing both the student learning experience and the quality of content for WOUB TV viewers.
Formed by OHIO alumni, the Alexander Inclusive Playground project aims to create accessible environments, nurturing everyone's unique potential.
This groundbreaking initiative, offered at no cost to participants, combines online learning and hands-on training to prepare community members for high-demand careers in the rapidly growing 5G industry.
For Timothy Fawcett, the goal was never to be on the air. He started working at WOUB to learn everything about the behind-the-scenes operation so he could go into a media sales and management career.
With specialized resources and hard-won expertise, announcers spin live sports into gripping narratives.
About 30 undergraduate and graduate students from the School of Visual Communication program spent time building their professional networks in New York City and Atlanta, Ga. last month.
