Sports unite professor, Athens
By Anjelica Oswald | Feb. 19, 2014Editor’s Note: This is the third installment in a series about Ohio University professors who come from different countries.
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Nationally acclaimed journalist Soledad O'Brien to speak on race and education in Athens tour stop
By Maria DeVito | Feb. 19, 2014An award-winning journalist will be at Ohio University Thursday to have a conversation with attendees about what it’s like to be black in America.
International students get help finding internships
By William Gibbs | Feb. 19, 2014For students in the College of Business, graduating isn’t as easy as taking a set of courses. Rather, students must fulfill an internship requirement, and for some international students, due to strict visa restrictions, meeting that requirement isn’t always a simple task.
McDavis to speak with Student Senate
By Caroline Bartels | Feb. 18, 2014Ohio University’s Student Senate will host top OU administrators for the second time in a row this semester Wednesday.
Senates endorse same insurance plan for students
By Maria DeVito | Feb. 18, 2014Both bodies that represent Ohio University students have informally voted for UnitedHealthcare StudentResources to provide the student health insurance for the 2014-15 academic year.
Residential on-site staff may own cats
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 18, 2014For many on campus, leaving home means leaving your pet behind.
Pulitzer Prize Board member gives words of wisdom to students
By SARA JERDE | Feb. 17, 2014It’s been a hectic few years for the man who’s leading the news coverage of Colorado’s marijuana legalization and the Aurora movie theater shooting.
OU preparing protection for artwork damaged during bad weather
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Feb. 17, 2014Ohio University officials say they try to compensate students for damaged goods when winter weather damages their belongings with floods and other infrastructure problems.
Ohio University projects it will begin its search for a new chief information officer in March
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 17, 2014After the departure of Ohio University’s former chief information officer, Brice Bible, university officials say they have not begun the process to find a permanent replacement for the position.
From coup to classroom
By Anjelica Oswald | Feb. 17, 2014Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series about Ohio University professors who come from different countries.
The Career and Internship Fair will be held this Tuesday in Baker University Center Ballroom
By Emily Daffron | Feb. 17, 2014More than 100 companies will be in Baker University Center Ballroom on Tuesday looking to hire some Bobcats.
OU Quidditch Club flying into their second home tournament
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 13, 2014A Muggle typically doesn’t pass up on a chance to live like a wizard.
OU salt piles near empty
By SARA JERDE | Feb. 13, 2014Ohio University is having its own troubles keeping its salt pile stocked.
Bobcat Essentials store, Tech Depot joining forces
By Seth Archer | Feb. 13, 2014The Technology Depot and Bobcat Essentials are combining to “better serve” Ohio University, according to a university press release.
"Communicating for a Safer Ohio" to hire social-media savvy Scripps students annually for paid internships
By Will Drabold | Feb. 12, 2014COLUMBUS — Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication administrators met with the Ohio Department of Public Safety senior staff today to announce an annual internship program between the two entities, deemed “Communicating for a Safer Ohio.”
Student Senate debates the ins and outs of guaranteed tuition
By Caroline Bartels | Feb. 12, 2014Ohio University officials visited Student Senate Wednesday to answer questions and address concerns over the university’s guaranteed tuition plan.
Office of Information Technology showcases new technology to better connect students and faculty
By Seth Archer | Feb. 12, 2014A more modern looking Blackboard, 50GB of cloud storage and video conferencing telephones are some of the updates Ohio University’s Office of Information Technology will be rolling out.
Costly miscalculations during the Walter Fieldhouse construction cause delay
By JIM RYAN | Feb. 10, 2014Walter Fieldhouse construction was delayed, in part, due to problems associated with connecting Ohio University steam tunnels to the facility.
STEM majors might receive tax credits
By Will Drabold | Feb. 9, 2014COLUMBUS — Graduate with a technical or scientific degree, settle down in Ohio and pretty soon, the state may hand you cash.
Bobcats brave frosty waters
By Maria DeVito | Feb. 9, 2014The temperature in Albany peaked at 29 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday, but it didn’t stop about 130 people from sprinting into the frozen Lake Snowden.
