Professor of history Kevin Mattson created the new course “The History of Now,“ which studies present-day events and issues and reflects on their historical relevance.
Offering many different health services, Hopewell Health Center has been able to support the growing city of Athens and create a welcoming facility during the pandemic.
Al Roker, weather forecaster and journalist known for his work on the Today Show, will speak virtually at Ohio University on March 2 at 7:30 p.m. as a presenter with the Kennedy Lecture Series. The event will be moderated by Eddith Dashiell, director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism.
Strouds Run, Sells Park and the Ridges are the various locations where the hikes will be held.
The university-wide brand articulation has been years in the making.
The restaurant is adapting to COVID-19 with QR codes for menus and more.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
After 10 years, the Facebook page has over 11,600 members.
The events are in-person and on Zoom.
The conference will consist of several panelists who will offer insight into the experiences of transgender and gender diverse individuals in rural areas in respect to their healthcare.
Jeremy Williams, an assistant professor of geology at Kent State University, discussed the Great Dying Event as a part of OU’s Geological Sciences Colloquium Series.
To raise awareness about social justice and racial equity, a Black Summit was hosted to develop conversation and better understanding of the future.
4 EPs will be released at the end of the semester, despite a mostly-virtual operation.
On Tuesday, Feb 23, at 3 p.m., the Andre Jackson Davison club will be hosting poetry, speeches, music and more to help celebrate Black History Month.
Argo is launching their first-ever student focused short film fest, “SHORTS.”
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
The center only opened for in-person programs and activities in October but has been creating virtual programs.
The events are meant to raise awareness of Black women who have faced police brutality.
Students and staff on campus have the opportunity to celebrate the brand launch and 217 years of Ohio University.
These days upcoming entrepreneurs are skipping physical store fronts.
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