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Coffee: key ingredient for college student success

Students can look both off- and on-campus for some caffeinated “pick-me-ups” throughout the day.

How ACA affects OU students, faculty

The first open enrollment period for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act closes Monday for most, but Ohio University officials are still questioning how the legislation will affect health care premiums and the budget to pay for them while still funding other priorities.

Construction begins on Dublin Health and Sciences facility

By 2015, Ohio University will have more than a just medical school in Dublin.

Construction begins on Dublin Health and Sciences facility

By 2015, Ohio University will have more than a just medical school in Dublin.

Next year's budget unsettled

Ohio University’s Board of Trustees will break a recent tradition at Thursday’s meeting by postponing the presentation of the final FY 2014-15 budget.

Board of Trustees postpones final budget presentation

Ohio University’s Board of Trustees will break a recent tradition at Thursday’s meeting by postponing the presentation of the final FY 2014-15 budget.

HCOM will offer a new expansive program for incoming medical students

A handful of students will attend Ohio University in Fall 2014 knowing exactly what they will be doing for the next seven or eight years.

OU employee pleads not guilty in bone theft

An Ohio University employee pleaded not guilty to being involved in the theft and sale of human bones and preserved remains from a university anatomy lab at his arraignment in the Athens County Common Pleas Court last week.

Affordable Care Act steers OU-HCOM's curriculum toward focus on primary care

Medical schools throughout the state, including Ohio University’s, have shifted their curriculums to prioritize primary care, which is projected to see an increase in demand thanks to the Affordable Care Act.

OU-HCOM's future Dublin branch receives big chunk of grant money

The biggest award given to an Ohio college is being used in large part to fund new extension campuses for its medical school throughout the state.

Flu vaccine widely available in Athens, few administered on campus

A fever, cough, sore throat: contracting the flu could be a college student’s worst nightmare.

Article brings OU-HCOM into international spotlight

Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine gained attention from health professionals around the world through a recent publication.

adams hall construction

Construction progresses outside of Adams Hall on South Green Tuesday, September 24, 2013. OU-HCOM, Culinary Services and residence halls operate separately from Ohio University's main budget. (EMILY HARGER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

Caffeinated 'Cats

When it comes to caffeine, students have many on-campus options to grab a fix, but Culinary Services does not oversee all six university cafés.

HCOM extension campuses to open in two years

Ohio University is getting closer to opening two extensions of its Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine now that it’s hired a dean for the Cleveland campus and began the search for faculty for the Dublin campus.

Free course on pain medicine addiction offered tonight

Post Letter: Trustees actually do seek input

As Chair of the Board of Trustees, I write to respond to Matt Farmer’s mistaken assertion that our Board is out of touch with students. Here are examples of my own interactions with students in just the last two weeks:

Med students differ on health care outlook

Some in the medical industry say the Affordable Care Act might be good for doctors.

Dean appointed to OU-HCOM Cleveland Campus

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Free health clinics still remain relevant

As a physician volunteering in Athens County, John Brose said he often gave first checkups to patients who were at least 50 years old.