The United Academics of Ohio University, or UAOU, organized a meeting at the Scripps Hall Amphitheater on Wednesday to show Ohio University leadership that they are ready to vote for faculty unionization.
The Center for Student Engagement and Leadership hosted a solar eclipse watch party for students from 2-4 p.m. at Paw Print Park.
Thursday, it was announced the Unity ticket won the presidential election. Reagan Farmer, Dan Gordillo and Johnny Susany are the 2023-24 Senate president, vice president and treasurer, respectively.
The OU project works to advance autonomous navigation in avionics, supported by NASA funding and other partners across the U.S.
Starting during COVID-19, OU Athens campus students have been receiving curated text messages about their well-being, giving advice, or ‘nudges.’ Who is sending these messages, and what are ‘nudges?’
Members of the Faculty Senate express concern over a potential policy allowing students to bring children to class, promoting inclusivity.
Residence Life Commissioner Mae Thomas is working with Housing and Residence Life to increase student accessibility to Automated External Defibrillators on campus.
Students and faculty share their opinions, tips and experiences with finding produce and nutritious food on campus.
Ohio University’s general fee, which most full-time students pay $712 toward each semester, pays for various student services across campus, but many students are unaware of the fee and what it goes toward.
Student senate discussed -- and ultimately tabled -- a resolution to change its rules and procedures to allow more due process to executive members when facing potential removal.
Mary Beth Tinker visited Ohio University on Wednesday night to tell her story about the Supreme Court case, Tinker v. Des Moines, which fought for students’ First Amendment rights within public schools. She also honored an OU alum who advocated for the First Amendment.
The partnership and friendship between OU and Chubu University has been ongoing for 50 years. Learn about the history of the partnership and ways students, faculty and the Athens community celebrate Cherry Blossom season.
The university’s campus markets are raising prices and a meal swipe remains at $6.75, making it more difficult for some students to utilize their swipes. However, Culinary Services acknowledges the increasing prices and is trying to offer cheaper options for students.
Nearly a month after a report of voyeurism in Dougan House, students demand the university take action to add restroom locks in all residence halls. Shortly after the report was taken, a petition was created and Student Senate passed legislation to demand the university’s action.
Students flocked to Mill Street to celebrate this year’s Mill Fest, and hectic day drinking followed
Student Senate presidential candidates, Regan Farmer, Issac Davis and Kiandra Martin, and their running mates share their platforms and answer student questions during the first Senate debate Thursday.
As OU faculty continue to fight for unionization, the university responded to UAOU’s letter March 7 indicating the request does not meet the minimum requirement outlined in the Ohio Revised Code. However, once the UAOU files a formal and complete request per the revised code, then the university will respond.
Ohio University plans to divest Kantner Hall and Central Classroom Building to reduce utility and maintenance expenses, reallocating funds toward the College of Fine Arts renewal project.
Three floors in Alden Library lack gender-inclusive bathroom options. Discrepancy of bathrooms is a similar trend across campus as there are more male than female and unisex restrooms.
OU was enrolled in the Bobcat Pass Program with Athens Public Transportation for approximately $55,185 in fiscal year 2023, Dan Pittman, a university spokesperson, said.
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