Archive for August, 2014

By Katie Conlon ’16, Elizabeth Cychosz ’15, Danielle Fultz ’14, Samantha Rommel ’15, Bekki Wyss ’15 Imagining International Justice in Post-Genocide Cambodia Because all of our projects relate in some way to the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, or the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC for short), we have been looking forward to […]

By Lori Bauer College of Arts & Science A new team-taught course this fall will carry students on a journey across seven disciplinary “worlds” in search of the social, political, cultural and economic implications of what’s on our plates. CAS 1400 Food Matters: Explorations in Food Across the Liberal Arts […]

By Collin Arocho Contributions to the biomedical analysis of neurodegenerative and cardiovascular diseases and the development of nanomedicine have earned Dr. Tadeusz Malinski a fourth Doctor Honoris Causa award. Malinski, Ohio University’s Marvin & Ann Dilley White Professor of Biomedical Sciences, received the Doctor Honoris Causa award on June 3at A. […]

The Provost’s Undergraduate Research Fund provides grants of $100 to $1,500 to undergraduate students on the Athens and regional campuses of Ohio University. The grants must be used for expenses related to research, scholarly, or creative projects. The application deadline is Friday, Sept. 26. Note: The guidelines and application form change […]

Looking to get involved this year? Departments in the College of Arts & Sciences offer many clubs and organizations that provide students with opportunities to meet and form friendships with fellow students with similar interests. Students can engage in activities and attend events that correlate with the material learned in […]

Class has started, but the next two weeks bring many important dates as students get their class schedules finalized. Friday, Aug. 29: Last day to add a class without the instructor’s approval. Monday, Sept. 1: Labor Day Holiday!! All offices closed. Classes are not in session. Friday, Sept. 5: Last […]

Alison Stine dreamed the story on a train ride a long time ago. At the Harper Voyager offices in England, the publishers must have been doing a little dreaming, too. Wondering what would happen if they bypassed all the agents hawking this author and that one—and went on a talent […]