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By Tetyana Dovbnya Academic Advisor / International Student Advising Specialist Welcome back, Arts & Sciences students! The College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Student Affairs staff wishes you all a successful spring semester. We have extended our walk-in hours during the first week to help you answer questions regarding registration […]

The Ohio University Center for Law, Justice & Culture hosts a free practice administration of the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) on Saturday, Feb. 24, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Bentley 132. The test is a previously administered LSAT and will be administered according to LSAC guidelines, under actual test conditions. This administration […]

By Tetyana Dovbnya Academic Advisor / International Student Advising Specialist Liberal Arts Distribution hours. Why are they required, and how can you fulfill them? In a general sense, the Liberal Arts prepare you to reason broadly about many different areas of thought and become a lifelong learner. By studying the […]

By Kristi Conrad Academic Advisor & Transfer Specialist Didn’t get into a course that you wanted? See if the course has a waitlist option. By adding yourself to the waitlist for a course that is full, you are letting the department know that you are interested in the course and […]

By Tetyana Dovbnya International Student Advising Specialist and Academic Advisor We hope you had a restful and enjoyable Thanksgiving break. Now, let’s get back into learning mode. This week, we will talk about Arts & Sciences college-level requirements. First, let me say that every college in the university has different […]

The National Forests of the Eastern Region are seeking qualified applicants to fill multiple temporary, full-time positions for the 2018 summer season.  To apply for any of these positions, visit www.USAJobs.gov. Vacancy announcements will be posted to USAJobs on Dec. 1, 2017, and will remain open through Dec, 7, 2017.  […]

The Linguistics Department announces two new courses offered in the Spring 2018 semester. LING 3880 (Course #12968) – Special Topics – Forensic Linguistics Description:  This course surveys the broad field of forensic linguistics. Topics include the language of police and suspects (e.g. the language of “consensual” searches, interrogations, confessions, advising […]