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By Annie Worthington | Sep. 3, 2014Speech and debate coach uses his knowledge to inspire, teach and conquer
Speech and debate coach uses his knowledge to inspire, teach and conquer
Between spring 2012 and fall 2013, around 550 first-year students left OU.
An Ohio University student is taking the institution to court, claiming officials here infringed on his free speech rights.
A bar crawl through Athens is an experience everyone needs to discover.
A woman was hit by a vehicle while crossing Richland Avenue on Tuesday morning.
OU’s Chapter of the NAACP held a rally Monday to inform students of the various racial issues still present in the United States.
OU accreditation maintains standards for students.
Friday the Board of Trustees discussed sexual assault prevention, innovation strategy and guaranteed tuition.
"Light Up the Green Barbecue", planned by Residential Housing and hosted by West Green residents, was held between James and Sargent Halls and drew about 100 students from across campus to celebrate the first long weekend of the semester.
Sexual assault prevention, innovation strategy and guaranteed tuition were the final talking points of the Ohio University Board of Trustees’ August meeting Friday.
OU’s chapter of the NAACP is set to hold a “War on Black” rally in support of Ferguson, Mo.
Athens city officials presented possible changes to city nuisance party ordinance at Student Senate on Wednesday.
Professor Emeritus and champion of the arts Bob Winters’s legacy will live on in Athens. Remember him at the memorial service this Sunday.
Record enrollment, fundraising and construction are among the reasons Ohio University’s Board of Trustees decided to give OU President Roderick McDavis a 7.8 percent raise and bonus.
Across all campuses OU is predicted to have approximately 39,000 students this year.
Ohio University's Board of Trustees has voted to give OU President Roderick McDavis a raise of $33,730 and a bonus of $85,000, bringing his new base salary to $465,000.
Student Senate held their first meeting of the year Wednesday night.
The additional funds from a 1.5 percent tuition hike will go toward financial aid, debt and faculty and staff compensation.
President McDavis said the past 10 years have been a transformative decade for Ohio University.