OU remembers decorated VisCom alum
Dec. 19, 2014OU remembers alum Michel du Cille who died while on assignment in Liberia
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
When Ohio University President Roderick McDavis was a student at OU in the 1960s, he protested with the Civil Rights Movement and against the Vietnam War, according to his blog.
Students blocked traffic on Court Street and laid on the floor of Cutler Hall in protest of the decision not to indict a police officer in New York City who killed Eric Garner.
African American Male Initiative hopes to raise support and graduation rates among black, male students.
Ohio University Student Senate passed a resolution that aims to give students a voice in the student trustee selection process.
Laundry rates at campus facilities have decreased by $0.75 per load
Culinary Services and Zero Waste efforts attempt to curb food waste culture at Ohio University.
Stairs in Alden library are about to get a lot busier
The most prestigious award for faculty members at Ohio University is traditionally bestowed to white men
Students clarified their demands at Tuesday's event.
Early estimates show OU losing the highest funding percentage
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