Don Leo named executive vice president, provost of Ohio University
By Olivia Gilliand | Apr. 26Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced Don Leo as the next executive vice president and provost. He starts in the position on July 1.
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced Don Leo as the next executive vice president and provost. He starts in the position on July 1.
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced Don Leo as the next executive vice president and provost. He starts in the position on July 1.
The Center for International Business, Education and Development, or CIBED, held a ribbon-cutting event and open house Thursday afternoon to celebrate a new location and expanded programming. CIBED joins a suite next to the Ralph and Luci Schey Sales Center at 31 S. Court St. The new location is a place for anyone affiliated with the university to come and explore experiential learning needs, socialize and gather.
OU students and guests took their celebratory last week of classes to Palmer Street for the last fest of the 2024 season.
Athens-Hocking Recycling Center Inc., or AHRC, is facing financial difficulties following the loss of its service contract with the City of Athens.
The bill passed in the House on March 13, with a 360-58 vote, and the Senate passed the bill Tuesday with a vote of 79-18.
Athens Police Chief Nick Magruder said crime does happen, and students should be mindful of it, but the crime occurring in Athens is nothing when comparing it to other cities.
A loose cow is missing as deputies cannot locate it, unruly juvenile creates disturbance during state testing.
Arrests made on campus and around the county.
The bill passed in the House on March 13, with a 360-58 vote, and the Senate passed the bill Tuesday with a vote of 79-18.
Since recreational marijuana became legalized in November, people can smoke and possess the drug publicly without getting fined or arrested.
The Center for International Business, Education and Development, or CIBED, held a ribbon-cutting event and open house Thursday afternoon to celebrate a new location and expanded programming. CIBED joins a suite next to the Ralph and Luci Schey Sales Center at 31 S. Court St. The new location is a place for anyone affiliated with the university to come and explore experiential learning needs, socialize and gather.
Expect the fast-food restaurant Raising Canes to come to Athens; The restaurant will be on the first floor of the new hotel, The Lostro, located on the corner of South Court and West Union.