OUPD fields second report of rape this semester
The Ohio University Police Department received its second report of rape for the Fall Semester on Friday morning.
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The Ohio University Police Department received its second report of rape for the Fall Semester on Friday morning.
A new scholarship, established by Ohio University President Duane Nellis and his wife, Ruthie, will soon be available to students in need, according to a university news release.
Though the public comment period for Ohio University's interim “Freedom of Expression” and “Use of Outdoor Space” policies has ended, debate about the future of the policies continues.
With cardboard signs held high in unison and chants echoing across Ohio University’s campus, more than 100 students, faculty members and local residents gathered to protest the university’s interim “Freedom of Expression” policy.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees voted to approve two construction projects, discussed the upcoming search for university executives and heard presentations on the basic needs of students during its Friday board meeting.
Delegates from across the globe and faculty members from just across campus gathered in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday for the inauguration of Ohio University's 21st president.
More than 100 international students at OU could be impacted by the third and most recent travel ban.
More than 40 percent of sexual misconduct cases that come through Ohio University’s Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility are ultimately found not in violation of the university’s code of conduct, according to recent reports.
Students wearing both socialist symbols and “Make America Great Again” hats sat together Thursday night as leaders from seven campus organizations came together to voice opposition to Ohio University’s interim “Freedom of Expression” policy.
Although Duane Nellis has held office as president of Ohio University for a full four months, his road to establishing a legacy will reach another milestone next week during his official inauguration.
The Ohio University Police Department received its first report of rape for Fall Semester on Monday evening.
With his inauguration on the horizon and a full week of board meetings in the near future, President Duane Nellis ditched the suit and tie for a week full of Homecoming festivities last week.
Just a day after President Duane Nellis's inauguration as 21st president of Ohio University, the OU Board of Trustees will convene in Walter Hall to discuss upcoming construction projects and plan for the upcoming financial year.
Approximately 93 percent of Ohio University employees who reported their race in a recent survey are white — less than a 1 percent decrease from the previous year, according to data released by the university in response to a Post public records request.
Tears were shed, tensions were high and the conversation about the “Freedom of Expression” policy continued as students, faculty and community members gathered at the Athena Cinema on Thursday night for Constitution Day.
With the demand for mental health care on campus reaching record heights, Ohio University Counseling and Psychological Services increased its staff by more than 50 percent over the summer and added an annex location to meet the growing need.
With the search for a new executive vice president and provost underway, Ohio University President Duane Nellis announced the formation of a 22-member search committee in a news release Monday.
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Concerns over Ohio University’s interim “Freedom of Expression” policy drew a crowd to Walter Hall on Tuesday night for a conversation on the next steps to reform and improve the policy.
On Monday, June 12, Duane Nellis stepped through the doors of Cutler Hall to officially take office as the 21st president of Ohio University. In the next 100 days, his nonstop schedule took him from his new home in the hills of Appalachia to the halls of Congress, where he represented OU on the national stage.