Ohio University’s regional campuses tend to have a smaller international student population than in Athens, but some branches are committed to holding events for International Education Week.
State officials were in Athens on Saturday to discuss how university funding works — and how it’s changing under the state’s new emphasis on rewarding universities for degrees granted.
This is the final article in a three-part series profiling those who work to make research happen at Ohio University.
For many Ohio University students, the logistics of tuition don’t make sense.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees committed to publicly voting on OU President Roderick McDavis’ pay raises after reports surfaced that the way in which it approved his most recent salary increases was illegal.
A fever, cough, sore throat: contracting the flu could be a college student’s worst nightmare.
Guaranteed tuition was the hot topic at Student Senate’s Wednesday meeting.
Ohio University’s Eco Reps think students do not care or know enough about sustainability.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series profiling those who work to make research happen at Ohio University.
A medicine incorrectly identified as a natural supplement could be the difference between life and death.
Andrew Meyer, a senior studying organizational psychology, along with Young Invincibles, an advocacy group based out of Washington DC, has planned an event Nov. 9 called “Making Cents: The Financials of Higher Education.”
Student Senate’s executives spend long hours in their Baker University Center 305 office, but each followed different paths to Ohio University.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees clarified the pay raise awarded months ago to OU President Roderick McDavis and his wife, Deborah, as part of the university’s faculty and staff salary pool increase.
What started as a “handshake agreement” between Amrit Saini and Student Senate to continue reworking its website resulted in the organization opting for help from the university.
The Scripps College of Communication is offering an opportunity to report the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Some items that the 2003-04 Ohio University Board of Trustees voted on are still being discussed on campus a decade later.
OU’s governing body met in Walter Hall for most of the dayThursday to review its mission, the university’s strategic goals and the institution’s plans for the future.
Ohio University’s adjunct faculty and other temporary employees will have their hours monitored for a year before they can be provided health care under the Affordable Care Act.
Those seeking help after sexual harassment might be able to find it right down the hall.
Ohio University’s greenhouse gas emissions and energy intensity have dropped, but it still has a long way to go.
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