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Dr. Julie A. Suhr, Professor of Psychology at Ohio University, helps kick off a new series of Alzheimer’s education programs in Ohio on March 18, according to the Highland County Press. The Alzheimer’s Association will launch a series of new virtual statewide Alzheimer’s education programs in an effort to reach […]

USA Today quotes Dr. Kevin Mattson in a story headlined “Joe Biden has not yet held a press conference as president. Does that matter?” Mattson is the Connor Study Professor of Contemporary History at Ohio University. “I think you’re watching a president who, consciously or not, is trying to move away […]

National Geographic quotes Dr. Katherine Jellison, Professor of History at Ohio University, in a story headlined “What having a teacher as first lady might mean for your kid.” “She could use the White House in a way that Jackie Kennedy intended it to be,” Jellison says. “She wanted it to […]

Brian Collins, the Drs. Ram and Sushila Gawande Chair in Indian Religion and Philosophy and Chair of Classics & Religious Studies, was invited to be interviewed on the popular biweekly Bollywood Is for Lovers podcast, hosted by Matt Bowes and Erin Fraser. Listen to Brian Collins’ Bollywood Horrors episode. The […]

The Washington Post quotes Dr. Katherine Jellison, Professor of History at Ohio University, in a Style section story headlined “Where Jill Biden drops by for a cup of coffee can make quite a statement.” There is a clear debt that President Biden has said he owes to Black women, in […]

Dr. Susan Burgess, Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Ohio University, was quoted by The Lilly in a story headlined Is Ohio ready to elect a new member of ‘the Squad’? These progressives hope so. “I think there is potential for progressives in the state,” said Susan Burgess, a distinguished professor of […]

WOUB’s David Forster interviews Dr. Jennifer Hines in a piece headlined Ohio University Scientists Search For A Way To Shut Down Coronavirus. Hines is professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry at Ohio University. …First, viruses are always mutating, which makes it challenging to treat them. Each significant mutation requires a new […]