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Ohio University celebrated its 219th birthday Saturday afternoon at the Founders Day Birthday Bash in Baker Ballroom. From 1-4 p.m., alumni, students, staff and Athens locals enjoyed a variety of performances, activities and food.
Some Ohio University professors and faculty know about ChatGPT, created by OpenAI, and how students can use it to complete assignments.
A quote from the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 reads: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, school and the means of education shall forever be encouraged."
Whether you are spending Valentine’s Day with someone special or just planning on showing yourself some love, there are plenty of romantic movies, tv shows and books to consume this holiday. To make your celebration easier, we have ranked the top 5 in each category.
The doc is in! For Myiesha Taylor, a board-certified emergency medicine physician specialist, the doc is always in. On Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 5:30 p.m., Taylor will present via Zoom a lecture titled “How a Cartoon is Changing the Face of Medicine.” The lecture is part of Ohio University’s Black History Month events.
To provide continued support within certain departments, Ohio University hires interim employees.
Ben Higgins, the star of the 20th season of “The Bachelor,” is paying a visit to Ohio University on Monday at 7 p.m. in the Baker University Center theater.
If the walls of room 209 in the Patton College of Education could talk, they would tell stories of students practicing mindfulness and balanced living. The walls would also say they participated in meditation and feel more grounded in their busy lives, watching students run around all day and every day.
Students whose parents or guardians did not complete a bachelor’s degree are considered to be first-generation Bobcats by Ohio University, and they still bleed the same green and white as students who have generations of Bobcats in their family.
In an ever-changing technological and social world, many businesses consider social media teams to be essential in helping coordinate, promote and connect with consumers.
Ohio University’s Faculty Senate met Monday night to discuss the Testing Your Faith Act, student grade transfers and student grade grievances.
In the iconic 2008 movie "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," small spoiled dogs sit at a dog salon talking about Biminy, a yorkshire terrier played by Leslie Mann, and her upcoming date with a dog named Scooter. After a comment made about Scooter chasing parked cars led to an eruption of laughter, a black poodle named Delta said: “Me, I’d be happy with one who’s not … fixed.”
Correction appended.
Last September, Ohio University announced that it had received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award, or the HEED Award, for its fifth consecutive year from the publication INSIGHT Into Diversity. Recognized for its diversity and inclusion efforts, the announcement hit students’ emails the week of Jan. 17, leaving many surprised.
Deciding on a college can be a daunting and oftentimes nerve-wracking task. As prospective students flood the campus, taking tours and exploring their potential future, many leave wondering if Ohio University is the right place for them. In truth, OU has a lot to offer.
If you are a member of the unofficial "dead parent club," it's likely you are familiar with the "s" essay. The "s" essay was a college admission essay written by now-Harvard University student Abigail Mack. Mack shared an excerpt of the essay in a TikTok that went viral and now has 24 million views.
Student Trustee Mia Citino attended the Student Senate meeting Wednesday to discuss the Board of Trustees’ recent developments, and Senate President Dayna Shoulders gave her State of the Senate speech.
Unfortunately for students, it is a common experience to have been sitting in class and have a chill run down your spine as you hear a fellow classmate make an offensive comment. This situation is extremely uncomfortable for everyone involved – whether it is the professor, TA or student, no one wants to have to go through this.
Netflix is excellent at taking astounding, legendary actors and making them look like a fool of themselves, as seen per their newly released rom-com, “You People.” It is basically a combination of films like “Meet the Parents” and “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner,” with age-old tropes of parental indifference and racial stereotypes that have been seen time and time again.
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