Student Senate: Emotions high in final senate meeting
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The first demand for Ohio University’s leadership to take a stance on student trustee voting rights came from Columbus. Now, the call is coming from students themselves.
Ohio University students will have a familiar face to work with next year.
Lawmakers in Columbus have more than a dozen public universities to cater to; right now, though, Ohio University is heavy on their minds.
Of all the food in Athens, Jim Gaffigan chose Avalanche Pizza as the fare to sample Thursday.
Quiet and motionless, the huddled mass of orange shirts bowed heads and linked arms as the presidential announcement neared.
Both tickets have made their case to campus. Now, it is up to the voters to decide who will represent student opinion in Cutler Hall and in Athens.
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Dozens of students wearing orange passed out popsicles and campaigned on Thursday to make students hear their VOICE’s loud and clear.
Michael Stinziano doesn’t directly represent Ohio’s oldest university, but that didn’t stop him from getting an earful from Ohio University students in his Columbus office Wednesday.
Jim Gaffigan is currently on his Mr. Universe tour and on Thursday night, he will be the star of the show as he entertains about 5,000 people.
For a story on the role student trustees play in OU's governance model, click here.
A quiet day on the College Green at Ohio University erupted into a chanting sea of students protesting rising tuition as well as guaranteed tuition.
Enough with tuition increases and “shared governance” — it’s time to raise a F.U.S.S.
In the last chance Ohio University’s Student Senate candidates will have to debate one another, each ticket’s presidential candidates have promised to not pull any punches.
For a story on the perks of being political for student leaders, click here.
Talk of North Korea and hellfire missiles will enrage or entertain those in Walter Hall Monday night.
Plastic bags flying across campus, plugging trash cans and caught in the trees, have prompted Student Senate to take action.