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The µÛÍõ»áËù Mock Trial Team competed at µÛÍõ»áËù State University’s Scarlet and Grey Mock Trial Tournament in October, with two first-time competitors winning awards.
Members of OHIO's Plant Club share their interest in engaging with our natural resources in hiking, conservation, gardening, crafting, and learning about plants.
The Psychology Peer Mentoring program provides undergraduate students studying psychology at OHIO an opportunity to interact with graduate student mentors to explore graduate school and career paths.
The American Councils for International Education awarded graduate student Andrew Howard a Critical Language Scholarship Refresh award to study Urdu with the American Institute of India Studies.
For Drs. David Bell and Theresa Moran, their research is often a journey where food, culture and language entwine, with their latest research looking at the smells and taste of Manchester.
Two Russ College researchers have been awarded a grant from the U.S. DOE to integrate nitrogen and phosphorus recovery via electrochemical technology into municipal wastewater treatment facilities.
The Center for Law, Justice and Culture announced that 32 µÛÍõ»áËù students have been admitted to the Undergraduate Certificate in Law, Justice and Culture.
µÛÍõ»áËù researchers report that bobcats are expanding across the state and have adequate habitat to continue rebounding.
While we do need to study and work diligently to be successful, we also need time to unwind and clear our minds.
µÛÍõ»áËù named five professors from physics, engineering, communications and business as its 2021-22 Presidential Research Scholars.
The Institute for the Empirical Study of Language is marking its 25th anniversary this fall by celebrating the collaboration and camaraderie of a small group of faculty and their impact on language.
More than 20 µÛÍõ»áËù students from three Restaurant, Hotel and Tourism courses came together for a cultural learning event in The Patton College’s demo kitchen.
In her new book, Dr. Jaclyn Maxwell takes a subject that still resonates today — socioeconomic status — back to late antiquity examining the implications of Christianity in the Roman Empire.
Helping people facing eviction during the pandemic rocked Abigail Mulligan's world as she dealt with the in-person reality of what she'd studied in class.
Just when µÛÍõ»áËù alumna Kristin Osborne '18 was questioning herself and her career plans, along came Dr. Jaclyn Maxwell's spring break program in Rome.
