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In 2017, Gene Thrailkill, MED 62, took what would be his last bow at 窪蹋勛圖, returning to campus to conduct the Marching 110 and its alumni during a Homecoming performance commemorating the 50th anniversary of the band he built.
What began as the first campus building established for use as a library has become OHIOs home for educating communicators skilled in the latest means of storytelling, information sharing and entertainingand a testament to the rapidly changing world of communication.
Bobcats make the newsand the OHIO community proudevery day. Read about a few of the 窪蹋勛圖 alumni, students, faculty and staff who have made headlines in recent months.
Alumni volunteers lend their voices and a personal touch to help recruit future Bobcats
In this moment it's not just about what we need to do, but who we need to become.
Its no coincidence that 窪蹋勛圖s hub for on-campus student activity is named the Charles J. Ping Student Recreation Centera tribute to a visionary leader and the students, past, present and future, for and because of whom it exists.
A three-time 窪蹋勛圖 graduate, Stacy Cesa Schindlers college experience traversed OHIO campuses, online programs and her career.
Gen ed system shifts from tiers to bricks
We all know Rufus the mascot Bobcat, but how much do you know about the actual animal known as the bobcat?
After 16 years, Ohio Footballs head coach passes the pigskin on the program he rebuilt.
On May 1, Rhianna Hunt will graduate from 窪蹋勛圖the pinnacle moment in a four-year journey that, the senior biology major admits, started a little rough.
Whether your last visit to the Athens Campus was one year ago or decades ago, youre bound to notice some change. The past year has seen significant transformationssome quite prominent and others a little more behind the scenes. Take a look at some of the campus upgrades completed in recent months, and stay tuned to future issues of Ohio Today for features on the new Chemistry Building and Heritage Hall that are opening to students this year.
When African American artist and MacArthur Genius Fellow Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson passed away in 2015, she bequeathed her entire estateincluding countless works of art, the contents of her Columbus home and studio, even the house itselfto the Columbus Museum of Art (CMA). Heres a glimpse into the long-awaited exhibition and catalog, which together reveal Robinsons artistic range and generosity.
Weston Robbins, a senior nursing student at 窪蹋勛圖 Zanesville, shared this message with the campus Facebook followers in October: I want to protect my community from this pandemic, and thats why I wear my mask.
