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The OHIO Libraries’ Don Swaim Collection, featuring over 700 audio interviews of well-known authors from “Book Beat,” is now digitally available online.
The week of events annually celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King.
The OHIO Women in Grad School Conference, Feb. 14-15, will feature co-occurring presentations and workshops to support the personal and professional development of graduate students. Register now.
GoBus passengers are currently unable to purchase tickets ahead of time online and over-the-phone. Drivers are accepting cash for seats until the issues are resolved.
Unified Basketball will join people with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. The league is for students 16 and up and will run March 17 to April 16.
Twenty-two journalists representing 10 nations will make up the 2020 class of Kiplinger Fellows in Public Affairs Journalism.
When alumnus and former basketball player Jeff Boals was named the 19th men’s basketball coach in OHIO history on March 17, 2019, it was a dream come true for him. Find out more about him.
The Board of Trustees will receive an integrated strategy update to include discussion of budget planning, enrollment and progress on the University’s Fearlessly First Strategic Framework.
OHIO alum's dream becomes reality.
OHIO defeated Nevada, 30-21, in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl win on Jan. 3 in Boise, Idaho. Senior quarterback Nathan Rourke was named Most Valuable Player of the program's fifth bowl win.
OHIO football players and coaches worked together with Nevada to package meals for the second-annual Albertsons Tackle Hunger event ahead of their match-up in the 23rd Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
OHIO head football coach Frank Solich has received a two-year contract extension with a new agreement that will run through the 2021 season.
More than 900 Bobcats participated in OHIO’s 2019 Fall Commencement ceremony on Dec. 14.
An accessible version of the powerful “Through the Survivors’ Lens” exhibit.
Sometimes, words are not enough. This adage applies equally across moments of love and joy, as well as those of trauma and pain—a truth made apparent through a moving exhibit in Baker University Center’s Trisolini Gallery this fall.
