Archive for September, 2016

Dr. Steven Evans, Professor of Psychology and Co-Director of the Center for Intervention Research in Schools, received the Juanita Cunningham Evans Memorial Award for Contributions in School Mental Health during the Center for School Mental Health’s 21st Annual Conference in San Diego. Juanita Cunningham Evans was instrumental in the development […]

By Rachael Ridout A big part of the Sociology & Anthropology Department is knowing how to network, one class that Ohio University does not offer. This concept is introduced, to some as early as high school, but most of us are never taught or given tips on how to network. […]

Dr. Ziad Abu-Rish, Assistant Professor of History, was recently quoted in an Al-Ahram Weekly article on the murder of Jordanian writer and activist Nahed Hattar. Hattar was facing criminal charges for “insulting religion” and “sowing sectarian strife” in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan after sharing a cartoon that depicted an […]

By Jennifer Shutt Bowie, BSJ ’94, MSC ’99 From Compass College of Arts & Sciences alum Robert Ackley has contributed $5 million to The Ohio University Foundation to benefit students, faculty, and programs in the departments of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Physics & Astronomy. The estate gift represents the largest […]

On Tuesday, Oct. 4, the Wealth and Poverty theme launches a campus-wide food drive to celebrate World Food Day, which is observed on Oct 16 every year to remember the founding spirit of the Food and Agriculture Organization. The organization declares World Food Day to be “a day of action against hunger.” The […]

This article was provided by the Office of Global Affairs and International Studies. An innovative summer program at Ohio University is now leading to new areas of research and collaboration for OHIO faculty members with a partner university in Saudi Arabia. The summer program, the first Ohio Faculty Research Academy, […]

Dr. Kevin Mattson authored “The Intellectual as President” in the Sept. 25 Obama Issue of Chronicle of Higher Education. Mattson is the Connor Study Professor of Contemporary History at Ohio University. I belong to a small group. Overeducated and often underemployed, we read small magazines and argue politics, and we […]