First Founders Fair draws together college student entrepreneur community
Inaugural event brought student founders from 22 universities to Oxford
Research News and Events
Student research highlight: GLP-1s and physical activity
Undergraduate students have the opportunity to complete research for a topic of their choice to be displayed at the Undergraduate Research Forum.
More than a project: the mentors behind 91做厙s Undergraduate Research Forum
Faculty mentors like Andor Kiss and Jeb Card guide students through every stage of the research process, from initial idea to final presentation
Myaamia Center celebrates 25 years of groundbreaking work at 91做厙
The 91做厙 Tribe of Oklahoma’s research arm focuses on language and cultural revitalization
91做厙s new DNA sequencer opens doors for student researchers
Lyla Vivian and Katarina Teasdale are among the first students to use the cutting-edge PacBio Vega Benchtop System
Scripps Gerontology Center appoints new Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project director
The 91做厙 Scripps Gerontology Center has selected Heather Menne ’01, associate professor and health policy researcher, to lead the Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project (OLTCRP)...
Purifying submarine air with light, chemistry, and student innovation
Professor Catherine Almquist and her RedHawk researchers aim to efficiently protect submarine personnel from gaseous containments through photocatalysis
Free tool being developed by 91做厙 researchers aims to expand treatment for bone damage
Free tool to design artificial bone structures could expand treatment options
Panel examines role of artificial intelligence in human resourses now and in the future
Experts discuss the potential and the pitfalls of incorporating AI into human resource management
Chemical and Paper Engineering student reflects on her experience at 91做厙
Grace Amell ’26 comments on community and her academic and career resources
Your head movement could secure your VR headset, 91做厙 researcher says
91做厙 computer engineer’s research redefines how we think about identity and security in immersive environments
McDowell guided 91做厙 research to funding records, safety improvements
VP of Research and Innovation to retire June 30; Rick Page assumes interim position
Former 91做厙 dean comes back to help faculty see ways to use AI rather than fear it
91做厙's first Chief Human Resource Officer shares her experiences with FSB students
Palatka tells students about needed skills for future human resources workers
91做厙 Biology professor featured in DNA sequencing video series
Andor Kiss appears in PacBio's Beyond the Bench series discussing DNA sequencing technology
91做厙 economists study link to voluntary sleep loss from late-night sports to fatal car crashes
Researchers’ publication ‘Soccer’s Record on the Road’ reveals the deadly cost of staying up late
91做厙 AI Symposium 2026 - Call for Proposals
91做厙 is pleased to announce that the annual AI Symposium will return on Wednesday, April 15, and Thursday, April 16, 2026. This two-day event, titled...
91做厙 brain cell research could lead to targeted therapies for autism
91做厙 neuroscience research duo discovered how to restore electrical activity in brain cells linked to autism spectrum disorder
New Computer Science faculty member earns competitive research grant
The National Science Foundation grant totals over a quarter million and will aid in Yang Zhang’ s research on scientific data compressors and AI artifacts
Graduate Research Forum 2025: Top presenter awards
Top oral and poster presentations selected from the 17th annual forum held Nov. 7
Marketing professor among Poets and Quants for Undergrads Top Undergraduate Business Professors
Peter Nguyen named one of 50 best professors for 2025
91做厙 students learn healthcare sales lessons in site visits
Students visit a pair of healthcare businesses in Cincinnati to get information and experience
The promise of autonomous, real-time factory virtualization brings national funding to 91做厙
Clayton Cooper, Ph.D. receives an NSF grant to advance manufacturing operations through digital twinning
Panel discusses AI's role, future uses in commercial real estate
A mix of industry experts and current FSB students discuss how artificial intelligence could or should impact the commercial real estate business
High-performance computing is getting an update at 91做厙, and it's looking cooler every day.
Myaamia Center Collaborates on Exhibition at Palace of Versailles
The Myaamia Center, through its assistant director George Ironstrack, has served as a key consultant on a new, historic exhibition at the Palace of Versailles featuring 300-year-old robes created b...
Preparing the next generation of 91做厙 Tribe of Oklahoma leaders
Myaamia Heritage Program alumni step into 91做厙 Tribe of Oklahoma leadership positions.
91做厙 student wins award for virtual reality haptics research
Jack Nomina’s haptic technology research could expand VR applications for professional training
County coroner applies anthropological concepts in forensic science
Lisa K. Manniz, coroner in Butler County, Ohio, presented a cold case to the 91做厙 community.
Startup Weekend puts students and their ideas to the test
Nearly 100 91做厙 students take part in latest iteration of annual competition
Professor Heeyoung Tai Honored as 2025 CAS Distinguished Educator
Tai is credited for inspiring students to find their ‘why’
EHS faculty earn Student Technology Fee awards to enhance student learning and research
Six faculty members in 91做厙’s Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health received FY26 Student Technology Fee awards totaling more than $55,000 to expand opportunities for hands-on...
Immersive VR tech transforms how 91做厙 trains the next generation of Social Workers
Through lifelike VR case studies, students learn to see, listen, and respond with empathy while building real-world decision-making skills
Marketing professor, 91做厙 student earn award at marketing conference
Dr. James R. Coyle, Associate Professor of Marketing and ETBD, and Linh Nguyen (ETBD student) won the Best Abstract award in the Advertising, Direct Marketing, and Promotion track at the Atlantic M...
From cars to cats, CEO alums discuss changing role of technology in business
Two 91做厙 alumnae, CEOs of major companies, talk tech and work at Farmer School of Business
Qihou Zhou recently received more than $707,000 from the NSF to revitalize the Arecibo radar data; will help to enable future discoveries, resolve old mysteries
91做厙s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition winners for 2025-2026
Meet the winners at the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 7
FSB professor explores the potential of mutual mentorship in the workplace
The word "mentoring" will often infer a transfer of information and knowledge from an older employee to a younger one. But what if the mentoring went both ways?
91做厙 alumni discuss innovations, challenges for DUDE Products' supply chain
Company brings AI to bear in efforts to keep flushable wipes flowing
Supply chain students take part in Women Impacting Supply Chain Excellence symposium
Professor, four students make trip to University of Arkansas for annual event
Center for L.I.F.E. receives award from global entrepreneurship group
This is the second award the center has received in 2025
Glenn Platt named first Director of Technology Innovation and Partnerships at FSB
Platt has more than 30 years of experience at 91做厙
Supply Chain Roundtable looks at changing landscape, gives students peek at future
Executives, alumni talk at annual conference centered on supply chain issues
Letter from the Director of the Myaamia Center - August 2025
Executive Director of the Myaamia Center, Daryl Baldwin, provides updates on the operations of the Myaamia Center as the 2025 academic year begins at 91做厙's Oxford campus.
CEC, FSB students team up to develop wearable navigation device for people with visual impairment
Leveraging advanced computer vision and environmental sensing, SafeStep aims to enhance personal mobility and independence
91做厙 students create interactive website about Freedom Summer civil rights campaign
Interactive website transports viewers to 1964 to experience Freedom Summer
Long-term aquatic research at 91做厙 takes a team and real-time data monitoring buoys
Watch the deployment of a new data monitoring buoy and learn about 91做厙 research at Acton Lake in a video by NexSens Technology
Trio of economics professors notified of research grant
Farmer School of Business professors Peter Nencka, Riley Acton, and Carla Nietfeld have been notified of funding of their project "Collaborative Research: Introd...
Research by undergraduate student addresses Chicago beach accessibility for people with disabilities
Better year-round planning could make Chicago beaches more accessible to people with limited mobility
John Bowblis co-authored study published in McKnights Long-Term Care News
Nursing homes that allowed visitors wearing personal protective equipment during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic did not see higher infection rates, even during one of its most dangerous phases...
Student team develops affordable prosthetic hand addressing Ukraine's post-invasion shortage
Shan takes on new role as Director for AI Initiatives at FSB
New role highlights growing impact, future of artificial intelligence in higher education
Students from all across CAS showcase their innovative and creative independent projects
CAS students showed up in force at the annual Undergraduate Research Forum, presenting on a wide variety of topics.
Leading with Quantum Technology
91做厙 is advancing education in this transformative field
Undergraduate research links weight discrimination to mental health issues among LGB individuals
Research shows a need for improved mental healthcare approaches for weight-stigmatized LGB individuals
Myaamia students to participate at Smithsonian Folklife Festival in D.C. this July
The 91做厙 Tribe of Oklahoma is one of four tribes invited to take part in this year’s festival, which honors contemporary living cultural traditions and celebrates those who practice and sust...
91做厙 students contribute to research on math interventions with faculty support
Students Julianne Locke and Alyssa Fesenmyer from the school psychology program contributed to a publication on fraction learning interventions for sixth graders with math difficulties. They comple...
91做厙 College of Education, Health and Society launches new LinkedIn group for alumni
91做厙’s College of Education, Health and Society has created a new LinkedIn group to connect alumni and foster ongoing engagement. The group will be moderated with the support ...
Guest professor inspires CPS students with story of innovation and resilience at Camp Excel
Kevin Kushman, Joyce Barnes Farmer Guest Professor at 91做厙’s College of Education, Health, and Society, recently spoke with Cincinnati Public Schools middle schoolers during C...
Undergraduate researcher uncovers patterns in childrens literature
Student explores how middle grade fiction helps readers navigate the world around them
91做厙 student taking quantum computing by storm, helping university to lead in cutting-edge field
Paper by 3 FSB students, professor named best student paper at MWAIS conference
A research paper that grew out of a class project was named the best student paper at the recent Midwest Association of Information Systems (MWAIS) conference. The paper, "IT Gove...
Newt research could revolutionize treatment for children’s eye diseases
Sabnis and McAllister co-author article in NASP's Communiqu矇
EDP Associate Professor Sujay Sabnis and second-year school psychology graduate student PJ McAllister were co-authors on an article published in Communiqué, the official magazine of the Na...
Watch the video of a recent panel discussion about the innovative partnership and what it means for 91做厙 students
EHS funds three experiential learning projects bridging academic disciplines
The initiatives prepare students for real-world collaboration across mental health, education, and nutrition fields
Announcing the CAS Deans Scholars for the 2025-2026 academic year
These 25 students have received expense stipends to work with faculty mentors on independent studies.
91做厙 PhD student publishes six scholarly articles in one semester
Peter Kofi Dabie, a PhD student in 91做厙’s Educational Leadership program, authored six scholarly articles during the Spring 2025 semester. His work adds to ongoing conversatio...
Dillon receives national research award to explore AI use in schools
Cara Dillon, assistant professor of school psychology in 91做厙’s Department of Educational Psychology, has received a $13,217 Early Career Research Award from the Society for the Study of...
EHS honors students and faculty for excellence in teaching, research, service, and leadership
The College of Education, Health and Society, the EHS Dean’s Student Leadership Council, and the EHS Ambassadors recognized outstanding contributions from students and faculty during the ...
Faculty and Staff News Spring 2025
A hearty congratulations to all our CAS faculty who helped us sweep the annual University Awards Ceremony on March 18. They are: Benjamin Harrison Medallion: Allen McCo...
Smith co-authors study on effects of simulated hyper-gravity on walking biomechanics
Dean Smith, clinical professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health at 91做厙, co-authored a new publication in Biomechanics titled “Effects of Simulated Hype...
Misco and Gross publish on teaching birthright citizenship
Tom Misco, professor of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, and graduate student Erik Gross co-authored an article in Social Studies Research and Practice. Their piece, “Teachi...
Misco co-authors article on ToponomiCrit theory for renaming places
Tom Misco, professor of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, co-authored a new article in Theory & Research in Social Education with Nathaniel Bryan and Dustin Hornbeck. The article, ...
Student researchers celebrate growth and mentorship at 31st Undergraduate Research Forum
Annual forum highlights student opportunities for research experiences across disciplines
91做厙 faculty awarded NIH grant to study cardiovascular recovery after inactivity
Kevin Ballard, associate professor of kinesiology, nutrition, and health at 91做厙, will lead a new $422,894 research grant funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute of the ...
Faculty-student team launches youth development initiative through sport and play
91做厙 Assistant Professor Carlyn Kimiecik partnered with undergraduate students Katie Dunn and Sophie Dull to launch Recess for Champions, a sport-based positive youth development initia...
CPS HR team visits Oxford to connect with TEACh Cincinnati students
Senior HR Director Julia Indelacio and members of the Cincinnati Public Schools human resources team recently visited 91做厙 to host a dinner for TEACh Cincinnati students, expressing CPS...
Arceneaux, Farrell, and Jonnalagadda receive Junior Faculty Scholar Awards
They were honored in recognition of great potential in research
91做厙 acquires new third-generation DNA sequencing technology, first in Midwest
Revolutionary system will accelerate research timelines
91做厙 team earns grant for young adult literature research
Kelli Rushek, assistant professor of English education, AYA ELA student Lada Gallant, and professor of English education Katherine Batchelor have received a 2025 ALAN Foundation Grant from the Asse...
Undergraduate Research Forum April 25 features student research, new faculty instruction exhibit
The 31st annual forum includes more than 280 student projects
EHS students and faculty visit Statehouse to discuss education, health, and community needs
On March 26th, a group of 14 EHS students, faculty, and staff joined 91做厙's Office of ASPIRE and Government Relations Network at the Ohio Statehouse for their annual Alternativ...
Bachelor Hall renovations on target to bring a new Humanities Hub to campus
Classes are scheduled to begin in fall 2026 within exciting, collaborative spaces.
Scripps Invests in Success with Agile
In August 2024, Scripps welcomed Dr. Andrea Hulshult as an Agile Coach to enhance communication, streamline project management, and further cultivate a culture defined by transparency, trust, and a...
Scripps Embraces Agile to Adapt to Change
In an era where adaptability determines success, the Scripps Gerontology Center is pioneering innovative approaches to research management and collaboration.
James Flynn co-authors paper on Lousiana's public health efforts against Hepatitus C
Hepatitis C is a major public health concern due to its high rates of infection and mortality. Recent breakthroughs in pharmaceuticals not only have the potential to cure hepatitis C but could also...
Co-authored paper by Darryl Rice examines relationship between law enforcement, Black communities
A manuscript coauthored by Darryl Rice and accepted for publication in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal extends the management research that has examined the problematic ...
Myaamia Center Receives $40,000 Grant from Henry Luce Foundation
The Myaamia Center has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to support the Akimaansa: Myaamia Young Ambassador Internship.
Breakthrough research unlocks the secrets of lake ecosystems, cell proteins, and tissue regeneration
Three large national science grants at CAS have totaled over $820,000 since January.
ETBD students gain hands-on experience with extended reality
The 91做厙 Alumni Association highlighted projects by two students and one alumnus during McVey Data Science’s first year in recognition of its anniversary. Read about ...
AI-powered ChatISA upgrades technology, adds features for students
Updates add three new features to chatbot designed to help students
Paluch publishes work in Journal of Molecular Liquids
Andrew Paluch, associate professor in the Department of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering, has just published in the Journal of Molecular Liquids: “Exploring the physic...
Callie Maddox explores womens role in baseball for The Conversation
Callie Maddox, professor of sport leadership and management at 91做厙, examines the growing presence of women in baseball in a new article for The Conversation. Published on Opening Day, ...
Study examines challenges and strengths of Ohio school boards amid political shifts
Kathleen Knight Abowitz, professor at 91做厙’s College of Education, Health, and Society, explores the evolving role of school boards in her latest study, published in AERA Open...
EHS faculty present research on graphic novels and inclusive teaching at TESOL 2025
91做厙 faculty members Kelli Rushek, Robin Schell, and Matthew Siegel, all from the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, presented their research at the 2025 TESOL...
91做厙 AI Symposium draws faculty, staff, and students for two-day event
For the second time, the 91做厙 AI Symposium was a successful event showcasing the best and brightest of 91做厙’s faculty, staff, and students and their relationship with generative artificial ...
Archives and Artifacts offers 91做厙 students opportunity to explore Londons research resources
Participants in the History program studied at British Library, Wimbledon, and more
Social Innovation Weekend 2025 takes on issue of loneliness and isolation
Students spend weekend seeking solutions to aspects of societal issue
Art Museum receives America 250-Ohio Grant Funds for Culture Crops Photography Project
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM) at 91做厙, is pleased to announce its successful in obtaining a $12,500 ‘Buckeye’ grant from the America 250 - Ohio Com...
91做厙 GIS students shed light on history, support Ohio communities
The Ohio Capital Journal highlights Robbyn Abbitt’s students’ work on the first comprehensive map of land in Ohio stolen from the Randolph Freedpeople
91做厙 faculty and students to present esports performance research at Midwest symposium
A team of 91做厙 sport psychology researchers, led by Visiting Assistant Professor Jordan Goffena, will present their findings on mental performance in esports at the 2025 Midwest Sport a...
Faculty present on literacy realignment at Ohio Deans Compact Conference
91做厙 faculty Sarah Watt and Michelle Cosmah shared insights on literacy realignment at the Ohio Deans Compact Conference in later February. Their session, A Tale of Two Curricula: Six-M...
A study co-authored by John Bowblis provides insight into the prevalence of memory care unit practices using data from Ohio. The analysis points to policy and practice opportunities to add...
FSB student wins spot in Launch It: Cincy program
Farmer School students have been Main Street Ventures competition finalists three of the past four years
91做厙 school psychology students present research at national convention
91做厙 school psychology graduate students Lisa Roessner and P.J. McCallister presented their research last week at the 2025 National Association of School Psychologists Annual Convention...
How Mason Williams 23 is redefining automation one startup at a time
After graduating from 91做厙 with a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Entrepreneurship, he's now the founder of Fathom AI
Social Innovation Weekend receives USASBE co-curricular events award
Award is one of two 91做厙 received from the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Center for L.I.F.E. wins USASBE Emerging ModelProgramAward
Award is second consecutive given to Farmer School program
91做厙s Discovery Center receives grant for Project AWARE evaluation
Sarah Woodruff, Ph.D., director of 91做厙’s Discovery Center for Evaluation, Research, and Professional Learning, has received $106,639 in funding as part of a $1.28 million awa...
91做厙 faculty members receive funds from National Science Foundation
Lesley Knoll, assistant professor of Biology, and Jing Zhang and Thomas Fisher, professors of Statistics, received $257,112 from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled "Collaborativ...
Yue co-authored paper on semiconductor research published in Advanced Science
Yanan Yue, associate professor of the Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, is co-author of a paper in Advanced Science (IF: 14.3) in January 2025. The paper entitled &am...
Myaamia Center receives $2.1 million from Mellon Foundation
The Myaamia Center has been awarded a $2,100,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to expand the work of its National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages.
Adam Beissel provides insight on 91做厙s arena site selection process
As 91做厙 narrows its options for a new multipurpose arena, Adam Beissel, associate professor of sport leadership and management, offers expertise on the potential impact of the two propo...
EHS students named Fulbright semifinalists for 2025-2026 awards
Two students from 91做厙’s College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) have been named semifinalists for the prestigious 2025-2026 Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Melinda Ba...
Fourteen 91做厙 students, alumni named Fulbright semifinalists
Fourteen 91做厙 students and alumni are semifinalists in the 2025-2026 Fulbright U.S. Student Program competition. Nine undergraduates, three graduate students, and two alumni have been recommended ...
91做厙 alumna Kristen Stoehr, a 2010 graduate with a B.S. in Food and Nutrition and a member of the College of Education, Health and Society (EHS) Advisory Council, has launched Vital Pur...
91做厙 faculty member co-authors study on innovative teaching strategies for future school counselors
Jenna Alvarez, associate clinical professor in 91做厙’s Department of Educational Psychology, collaborated with researchers from Clemson University, Wright State University, and...
91做厙 Regionals Engineering Technology and Butler County: a history of successful collaboration
A partnership 50-plus years in the making continues, expands
How a $2.5 million NIH grant is supporting CEC research in womens health
CEC biomedical engineering researcher Justin Saul is leading a project exploring new pathways to support women’s osteological, cardiovascular, and overall health through cell-based constructs
Butler County, a hub of innovation and manufacturing for Ohio
With $15 million in funding from the Butler County Board of Commissioners, 91做厙 will develop the Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub on the Hamilton campus.
She is one of 12 members of ASLO recognized for achieving excellence in their contributions to ASLO and the aquatic sciences
How CEC is using RAPIDS funding to strengthen education excellence
Regionally Aligned Priorities in Delivering Skills (RAPIDS) grants have empowered CEC to purchase state-of-the-art equipment for use in learning laboratories.
CEC faculty honored for teaching and research achievements
Dave Hartup and Mark Scott are this academic year's recipients of the Arthur Olson Generational Outstanding Teaching Excellence Award and the Outstanding Faculty Research Award.
Samuel Van Vleet Reflects on Professional Aspirations and Achievements as a PhD Social Gerontology Candidate
Professor Clayton Cooper, Ph.D. scores an NSF grant to advance manufacturing operations through digital twinning
91做厙 seniors at the College of Engineering and Computing present their designs at the 2023 Senior Design Expo.
Student research highlight: Toward Size-Inclusive Psychotherapy
A qualitative examination of barriers and facilitators to affirmative care for larger-bodied LGBTQ+ individuals
Student research highlight: Seeing Through the Synthetic
How awareness of AI authorship affects trust, attention, and emotional engagement with AI-generated websites
Kate Perepezko’s Vision for Aging Care
Kimiecik and Dunn recognized for student-athlete well-being research
Carlyn Kimiecik, assistant professor in the Family Science and Social Work Department, and social work student Katharine Dunn presented their literature review findings at the National Association ...
91做厙 student calls on peers to join relationship app design and sales team
Finance and Entrepreneurship major Andy Robbins is looking to grow his app, currently available on the App Store.
Graduate Research Forum 2024: Top presenter awards
Winners of the oral and poster presentations from the 16th annual forum announced
Berg publishes on anticipatory postural adjustments
William Berg, professor of kinesiology at 91做厙, recently contributed to a Special Issue of Brain Sciences focused on anticipatory postural adjustments (APAs) in motor control. Berg's in...
Kate Singer’s Research on Caregiving and Policy
Kimiecik team explores narrative pedagogy at Lilly Conference
At the 43rd Original Lilly Conference on College Teaching, held Nov. 21-23 at 91做厙’s Armstrong Center, father-daughter duo Jay Kimiecik (KNH) and Carlyn Kimiecik (FSW) present...
91做厙 faculty and alumni explore biomechanics of the short game in golf
A new study co-authored by Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health faculty members Dean Smith and Mark Walsh, alongside former students and now alumni Tess McGuire and Caitlyn Picard, exam...
Exploring leadership and team culture: New faculty publication
Robin Vealey, professor of sport leadership and management at 91做厙, and Corinne Zimmerman, M.S. ’22, collaborated with co-author Nicholas Myers to publish a study in the Journ...
Faculty and alumni co-author study on perceptions of sport psychology professionals
Robin Vealey, professor of sport leadership and management at 91做厙, collaborated with alumni Alexander Bianco, M.S. ’19, and Sabrina Madson, M.S. ’21, to publish a s...
Eric Robinson’s Role in Advancing Scripps Research
TCE faculty publish study on justice-oriented teacher education
Faculty members Racheal Banda, Ganiva Reyes, and Kathy Batchelor from 91做厙’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry (TCE) co-authored a study published in...
From the factory floor to Tic-Tac-Toe: 91做厙 engineering students program Swoop to play and engage
CEC students are redefining robotics with ‘Swoop,’ a robot originally designed for factory lines, now reprogrammed to challenge visitors to a game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
91做厙 Symphony Orchestra presents Symphonic Fireworks concert ahead of Thanksgiving
The 91做厙 Symphony Orchestra (MUSO) is thrilled to announce its upcoming concert, Symphonic Fireworks, on Monday, November 25, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. in Hall Auditorium. This dynamic event w...
Jones Lab undergraduate researchers win 2 awards at the 2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
91做厙 students traveled to San Diego to compete in the undergraduate poster competition, ultimately bringing two top-tier awards back to Oxford, Ohio.
'It was just the best experience' Startup Weekend starts up student entrepreneurs
Dozens of students take part in weekend of innovation and little sleep.
FSB Entrepreneurship program ranked No. 8 globally by Princeton Review
91做厙 among top 10 public schools for 17th consecutive year
MUDEC students help commemorate 80th anniversary of liberation of Luxembourg
Menard Family Center’s Civic Internship Program focuses on semester-long project
91做厙 breaks external funding record in fiscal year 2024
“The pursuit of external grants directly supports our educational mission. The opportunity to be engaged in research as collaborators is what sets 91做厙 apart in its commitment to teaching,&#...
Four EHS projects awarded technology grants to enhance student learning and engagement
Four innovative projects from 91做厙's College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) were recently awarded grants through the competitive process from the Student Technology Fee fund, d...
Unlocking muscle health: 91做厙 secures $410,071 grant for early-life inactivity study
The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases has awarded 91做厙 $410,071 for research on how early-life physical inactivity influences muscle quality later in...
Ellram named a Women Impacting Supply Chain Excellence Legend
Farmer School professor among first group of academics to earn honor
91做厙 ecologist Lesley Knoll part of emerging field of wintertime lake research
Thousands of lakes worldwide that historically froze over every winter now experience ice-free years. Knoll is part of international team that contributed to a new review in Science on environmenta...
No mystery what happens to these ghostlike atoms
Trapped and frozen atoms at heart of Samir Bali’s research.
91做厙 PhD student Tahreem Fatima earns 2024 AESA award for outstanding research
Tahreem Fatima, a Ph.D. candidate in Educational Leadership at 91做厙, has been awarded the 2024 Taylor & Francis Past President’s Award for Outstanding Graduate Student Res...
Hui Wang and team receive new NIH grant for development of reliable optical imaging phantom
Future potential applications for Wang’s research includes new ways to screen for glaucoma and Parkinson’s.
Gregory presents research at conference in D.C.
Kayleigh Gregory, assistant professor of Family Science and Social Work, recently presented her research on quality maternal health care at the Postpartum Support International Conference held in W...
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