Ohio University has second highest student loan default rate
By Dina Berliner | Oct. 9, 2014Nationally, alums of Ohio University are the second-most likely to default on their loans after graduation among large public universities.
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Administration finds demands impractical
By Alisa Warren | Oct. 8, 2014Some OU officials are voicing concerns for Student Senate’s dramatic demands including a $15 minimum wage.
Senate’s agenda passes, moving forward
By Maygan Beeler | Oct. 8, 2014Student Senate passed a multi-pronged resolution Wednesday.
Students to head to Ferguson for support
By Nora Jaara | Oct. 8, 2014A group of OU students will be heading to Ferguson.
Bobcats give back near and far at local pantry
Oct. 8, 2014Pack the Pantry will take place at Ping Recreation Center during Homecoming.
Meet the Homecoming Court
By Lacy Purdum | Oct. 8, 2014Get to know the candidates for Homecoming King and Queen.
Baker escalators may be shut down after-hours
By Taylor Maple | Oct. 8, 2014Shutting down Baker escalators after the center closes may save the university thousands.
More scholarships for Ohio University freshman class
By Olivia Hitchcock | Oct. 8, 2014The largest class in Ohio University history may be a result of a new way of distributing scholarship money, some universities official said.
Student Senate pushes for $15 minimum wage
By Alisa Warren | Oct. 8, 2014Senate is voting on many controversial topics at Wednesday’s meeting.
Reviewing Rod: McDavis' $100 million pledge for research unmet
By Olivia Hitchcock | Oct. 8, 2014Ohio University was ranked third in the state in terms of the money it could use for research and development when President Roderick McDavis took office.
City Council and Graduate Student Senate form new bond
By Megan Henry | Oct. 6, 2014The resolution for City Council Liaison passed at the Graduate Student Senate’s meeting Oct. 6.
HCOM professors receive $3.5M from National Institue of Health
By Kaitlin Coward | Oct. 6, 2014Five professors from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine recently received awards totaling more than $3 million from the federal National Institutes of Health.
Homecoming events will keep Bobcats busy
By Maria DeVito | Oct. 6, 2014One week a year in Athens, those that bleed green and white return to Ohio University. It’s Homecoming Week, Bobcat fans. Get agitated.
Ohio expected to lose the most of any university in state subsidy change
By Olivia Hitchcock | Oct. 6, 2014Another change in how state funds are allocated may leave OU with less dollars.
University to reform veterans assistance in response to House Bill 488
By Alex Meyer | Oct. 6, 2014Veteran services at Ohio University might be changing.
Ohio University is taking accused construction catcalling very seriously
By Dina Berliner | Oct. 6, 2014University officials have heard rumors of students being catcalled at by construction workers at Schoonover and the Radio-Television Center, and have taken preventative measures in case they are true.
New picture app 'Unseen' showcases Bobcats’ bad behavior
By Will Gibbs | Oct. 6, 2014An anonymous app allows students to submit inappropriate pictures.
Ohio University fraternity spoofs OU sorority's recruitment video
By Luke Furman | Oct. 6, 2014The fraternity brothers of Ohio University's Phi Kappa Psi recreated a sorority recruitment video last week, poking fun at a fellow OU greek organization. And now it's gone viral.
Themes initiative may impact general education requirements
By Dina Berliner | Oct. 5, 2014The College of Arts and Sciences' new program could go university-wide.
Strategy to fund innovations
By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 5, 2014Ohio University is seeking project ideas that are "innovative."
