Students in the News

“Now that the White House has acknowledged that the Assad regime in Syria did use sarin gas on several occasions in March, killing 100-150 people, a couple of questions are immediately obvious. What will Obama’s next step be? What role should the United States play in this increasingly bloody conflict?” […]

The Logan Daily used weather analysis from the Ohio University Scalia Laboratory of Atmospheric Analysis in its reporting on extreme weather June 13. The Scalia Laboratory is operated by the Department of Geography in the College of Arts & Sciences. At approximately 12:30 a.m. Thursday, the Ohio University Scalia Labratory […]

The Logan Daily News reported May 29 that Marilyn Hayden ’13, a Plant Biology major in Ohio University’s College of Arts & Sciences, has been named a 2013 Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellow. Hayden completed her undergraduate education at OU this year with a degree in biological sciences and a […]

Washington High School valedictorian Sarah Nestor plans to attend Ohio University and major in pre-med studies, according to the Record Herald. Following the completion of Tuesday’s final exams, Washington High School has announced its top grads for the Class of 2013. Sarah Nestor, the daughters of John and Amy Nestor, […]

The Vinton County Courier reports that valedictorian Chloe Musick is headed to Ohio University to study Biological Sciences in the College of Arts & Sciences’ Class of 2017. Chloe Musick from Vinton County High School was awarded the Dr. James H. and Nellie Rowley Jewell Cutler Scholars award, a four […]

The Athens Messenger reports that Athens County resident Christopher Breeze is among the recipients of scholarships from the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio for the 2013-14 academic year. Breeze plans to study in the Ohio University College of Arts & Sciences with the Class of 2017. Breeze and Carter each received […]

Ohio University research merges manganese, gallium nitride in uniform layer Ten years ago, scientists were convinced that a combination of manganese and gallium nitride could be a key material to create spintronics, the next generation of electronic devices that operate on properties found at the nanoscale. But researchers grew discouraged […]