Phi Beta Sigma will host Nearly Naked Mile on Friday
Apr. 23, 2015Phi Beta Sigma, in partnership with Delta Zeta, Delta Upsilon, Lamda Chi, will host a Nearly Naked Mile Friday night.
Phi Beta Sigma, in partnership with Delta Zeta, Delta Upsilon, Lamda Chi, will host a Nearly Naked Mile Friday night.
The OU Student Union will host a “First General Assembly” as part of a collaboration with several campus student groups.
Ohio University keeps student transcripts, other educational records, in secure online storage with limited access under FERPA law
Ohio University Student Senate passes the final resolution of the year before Gabby Bacha and the 2015-16 senators take the oath of office.
Faculty and students with disabilities face difficulties around OU’s campus.
The program’s new office will cost $85,000.
Through OU-HCOM’s medical clinics, students can learn and observe basic skills while helping patients.
Ohio University has recently reminded students of their FERPA rights, but what does that really mean?
Current Student Senate executives reflect on their term and newly elected senators discuss plans for the future before the final general body meeting of the year.
Believing that Ohio University’s investigation was not enough, more than 50 faculty members are asking that the university pursue an external review of the Coventry Lane agreement.
The Ohio University Police Department fielded 160 drug related calls in 2014.
Private tutors typically cost around $10 for a one-hour session.
In lieu of student suggestions, Culinary Services added more healthy options to West Green.
Ohio University professors do research for their books that will be published for classroom purposes
Sixty percent of the proceeds from the annual volleyball tournament go to the Peanut Butter and Jelly Project.
Graduate Student Senate has new executives for the 2015-16 academic year.
About 100 congregated at College Green for the Bare on the Bricks Glow Run drew Thursday night as the donations go towards My Sister’s Place, Good Works and Hocking Athens Perry Community Action.
SOS swept Student Senate elections.
President Roderick McDavis listed four homes to live in, but the university chose 31 Coventry Lane instead, which had a higher property value.
A vague resolution passed by the Student Senate general body on October 29 causes confusion about campaigning rules as the voting period draws to a close.