About a third of Ohio University’s graduate students are dependent upon the university’s fluctuating budget to pay for their graduate student stipends as the number of graduate students has increased.
After an increasing number of students told University counselors they were going hungry, OU’s Counseling and Psychological Services decided to conduct a survey to gauge the problem.
The three residence halls on South Green will likely be demolished in the summer in order to make space for new residence halls to be built in the future.
Gene Harris faces charges after Columbus City Schools alleged data scandal.
University officials respond to Isaac Smith’s free speech lawsuit, but the lawsuit may not reach court.
Union Street Fire, dining hall and other news
After a flood, resulting from a ruptured water line, caused damage to Porter Hall, officials have initiated repairs and the building is expected to be open by the time classes start.
‘Tis the season for giving. And for one Court Street business, that meant donating 970 pounds of food to help feed the hungry.
Ohio University professors have developed a medication that could help prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes, an illness that is projected to affect one in every three people in their lifetime.
An Ohio University professor will study how a common dental procedure can damage a nerve in the mouth
An OU professor studies how imagining exercises and motions can help prevent muscle loss.
OU remembers alum Michel du Cille who died while on assignment in Liberia
Building use will be limited to students staying on campus during the university's closure
Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s national organization issued a ruling Friday closing its Ohio Gamma chapter at Ohio University, suspending its charter.
Construction on Park Place, Mulberry Street and Schoonover Center will continue over winter break.
Amer Alshawa, a Turkish citizen, was detained on Oct. 2 at Dubai International Airport after arriving at the United Arab Emirates.
Peter Mather will step down from the part time position.
Ohio University's smoking ban will prohibit use of tobacco products and e-cigarettes on all university property used to “carry the mission of the university,” including sidewalks and vehicles, said Judy Piercy, OU's interim ombudsperson.
Faculty Senate will convene for its last meeting of the semester to talk about Ohio University’s upcoming tobacco ban and changes to the Faculty Handbook
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