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The English Department presents a Futures in English Symposium to give undergraduate students an opportunity to hear from recent graduates whose English degrees helped them establish their careers. Three Ohio University alumni are the guest speakers. The symposium is Friday, April 11, at the Alden Library Faculty Commons (third floor), with […]

Dr. James Waite, First Secretary (Political) at the New Zealand Embassy in Washington, D.C., returns to Ohio University with the Contemporary History Institute Guest Lecture Series on Friday, April 18, at 4:30 p.m. in Baker 247. His talk is on “New Zealand, the United States, and the Asia Pacific Century: a […]

The Biological & Biomedical Sciences Research Seminar Series presents Stephen Coombes, Ph.D. University of Florida, on “Interactions Between Pain Processing and Motor Function” on April 22 at 4 p.m. in Grosvenor West 111. Coombes will present behavioral and neuroimaging evidence to make the case that motor and pain processes overlap […]

The Department of Modern Languages is hosting a symposium organized by the French Embassy and the Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Paris to promote French in the United States. The symposium is offered for French university-level educators interested in developing French for Business courses. “S’initier à l’enseignement du français […]

The Making and Breaking the Law theme group is coordinating a series of events on the theme of “Critical Resistance in the Digital Age” in Spring 2014. The spring series focuses on social activism, new media technologies, and their role in relation to issues of privacy, mobilization, and advocacy, with […]

“We timed this just perfectly. Do you know what’s going to happen tomorrow? Do you know what’s happening today?” asked Dr. Scott Moody at the Feb. 19 Science Café as temperatures rose outside. “All those frogs and salamanders are just sticking their noses out. They are sensing the increasing temperature. […]

Ben Braddock ’15, majoring in Psychology and African American Studies, earned second place in the National Council for Black Studies College Student Essay Contest in February. His essay was on “The Invisible (Wo)Man and Miley Cyrus:  Toward a Definition of Ratchet.” Braddock is also a College of Arts & Sciences […]