Archive for November, 2019

By Regina Yoong Candace Walsh, a doctoral student in the Creative Writing program at Ohio University, published her creative nonfiction essay, “Portrait of a Becoming,” on Pigeon Pages. The story is, as Pigeon Pages puts it, “about the complicated relationships women have with each other and with themselves.” It’s also about […]

Sixteen Ohio University alumni and friends returned to campus Nov. 7-8 to share their law-related experiences and advice with current students during the 2019 Pre-Law Days. The event began in Baker Theater on Nov. 7 with a keynote address by Ohio University College of Arts & Sciences Notable Alumni Pierce […]

Phi Alpha Delta, Ohio University’s Pre-Law Fraternity, spent Veterans Day weekend visiting five law schools in Ohio and Indiana. A group of 12 students interested in law school, ranging from first-year students to seniors, went on the trip. Students had the opportunity to visit the University of Cincinnati College of […]

“I love the mission of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank,” says Staci Hall ‘15M. “I’m grateful to work with passionate people who strive to improve the lives of those in our community.” Hall started working with the food bank in Cleveland through AmeriCorps immediately after graduating with her M.A. in […]

“There is a human rights and humanitarian crisis unfolding in Kashmir, and the United States must take notice,” said Dr. Haley Duschinski, testifying before members of Congress at a Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission hearing Nov. 14 on “Jammu and Kashmir in Context.” There is human rights and humanitarian crisis […]

The International Development Students’ Association issued a call for proposals for “Unending Journeys: 2020 Migration & Development Conference” on March 21 at  Ohio University. “We seek to explore research and creative activity from all disciplines about the relationship between migration and development. Topics include various aspects of domestic and international […]

Gillian Amrine draws on themes from her master’s degree, including study of conflict in Northern Ireland, in her work helping parents and children experiencing trauma and loss. Amrine is an Ohio University alumna who earned a degree in Sociology/Criminology and Psychology with a Certificate in Law, Justice and Culture. Subsequently, […]