This tiny dinosaur hunted in the dark and heard better than an owl
With unusually large eyes and hair-trigger hearing, the tiny desert-dwelling dinosaur hunted its prey at night, offering more definitive evidence that dinosaurs weren’t only active in the daytime.
It’s one of the findings of two groundbreaking studies published Thursday that examined and reconstructed the inner ears of ancient fossilized beasts and compared them with the ear canals of living animals.
The results offer intriguing insights into how dinosaurs may have experienced their world, including whether they were nocturnal hunters, attentive parents, clumsy flyers or land lubbers.
COVID Operations wrapped up its COVID-19 Testing Incentive Program over the weekend with a drawing to select three grand prize winners from students who participated in required asymptomatic testing during spring semester:
Haylen Irvine, a psychology major in the College of Arts and Sciences at the Athens campus, is the lucky winner of a MacBook Pro.
Samantha Loy, a nursing student on OHIO’s Zanesville campus, and
Patrick Togher, a finance major in the College of Business at the Athens campus, each won an iPad mini.
The incentive program also included a residence hall competition, which ended with Perkins Hall beating out all other residence halls for the best overall testing compliance among residents. Perkins residents tested at a median rate of 87 percent from Feb. 1 to April 2. They used their $500 prize to purchase OHIO knit hats, which were distributed to residents prior to departure for the summer.
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OHIO celebrates historic Spring 2021 commencement at Peden Stadium Published: May 3, 2021 Author: Story by Jalyn Bolyard, Photos by Ben Siegel, Rich-Joseph Facun, Laura Bilson and Eli Burris
Ohio University celebrated the Spring Class of 2021 this past weekend, April 30 – May 2. Graduates were welcomed to participate in person at Peden Stadium or virtually.
This weekend was extra special, as it marked the first time a commencement ceremony was ever held in Peden Stadium.
Our Graduate commencement ceremony was held on Friday at 9 a.m. to honor both master’s and doctoral degrees. The speaker for this ceremony was Dr. Susan Williams, a professor of anatomy in OHIO’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine who was named the 2020 Outstanding Graduate Faculty Award winner.
Learn more about OHIO’s Spring Commencement 2021 events, activities Published: April 23, 2021 Author: Staff reports Ben Siegel/Ohio University Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis prepares for Fall Commencement 2020.
Approximately 5,344 students are expected to participate in Ohio University’s Spring Commencement ceremonies starting Friday, April 30 through Sunday, May 2, at Peden Stadium and virtually.
The graduate commencement ceremony will take place at 9 a.m. Friday, April 30, for both master’s and doctoral degrees. Undergraduate ceremonies will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 1, 4 p.m. Saturday, May 1 and 2 p.m. Sunday, May 2.
All commencement ceremonies will take place rain or shine in Peden Stadium and are expected to last two and half hours each. Gates will open to the public 90 minutes prior to each ceremony start time. Seating is general admission and tickets are required to enter. Around 3,000 stude