Learning to Teach
By Danielle Keeton-Olson | Nov. 14, 2013Patton College of Education sends students into special needs classroom for firsthand experiences.
CAMPUS
Learning to Teach
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Nov. 13, 2013A portion of Desiree Young’s day is spent in a world where wolves blow down structures, brick houses are built in a day and pigs make threats with their chin hairs.
New course intends to teach students helpful spending, saving habits
By Will Drabold | Nov. 13, 2013Some college students go through years of school, spending wildly and taking out thousands of dollars in debt, without planning for life after graduation.
Climate change program to benefit teachers, students
By Will Drabold | Nov. 13, 2013Ohio University faculty members across all departments have the chance to make a little extra cash if they teach about climate change.
Worlds collide for International Education Week
By Maria DeVito | Nov. 11, 2013Ohio University will host Malaysia’s deputy prime minister as part of its first International Education Week.
End Slavery group spreads message
By Zane Parsons | Nov. 11, 2013The Ohio University End Slavery Movement will dedicate an annual week to promote its cause after a successful turnout at its events last week.
Regional campuses cater to international students
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Nov. 11, 2013Ohio 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.
Students, officials sit down to talk about funding
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 11, 2013State 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.
Institute director continues research for variety of cures
By Hannah Yang | Nov. 7, 2013This is the final article in a three-part series profiling those who work to make research happen at Ohio University.
Education cost focus of collaborative talk
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 7, 2013For many Ohio University students, the logistics of tuition don’t make sense.
Pay raises deemed illegal, force public board vote
By Will Drabold | Nov. 7, 2013Ohio 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.
Flu vaccine widely available in Athens, few administered on campus
By Dina Berliner | Nov. 6, 2013A fever, cough, sore throat: contracting the flu could be a college student’s worst nightmare.
Student Senate discusses guaranteed tuition model, its effects on OU students
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 6, 2013Guaranteed tuition was the hot topic at Student Senate’s Wednesday meeting.
Group goes green with candlelit dinners
By Seth Archer | Nov. 5, 2013Ohio University’s Eco Reps think students do not care or know enough about sustainability.
Passion fuels director's dedication to university research
By Hannah Yang | Nov. 5, 2013Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series profiling those who work to make research happen at Ohio University.
Code DNA: Identification improves quality of medicine
By Hannah Yang | Nov. 4, 2013A medicine incorrectly identified as a natural supplement could be the difference between life and death.
OU to host discussion on the cost of higher education
By Dina Berliner, Megan Eagle | Nov. 4, 2013Andrew 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.”
Off the clock
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 4, 2013Student Senate’s executives spend long hours in their Baker University Center 305 office, but each followed different paths to Ohio University.
Board of Trustees grants McDavis another salary increase
By Will Drabold | Nov. 3, 2013Ohio 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.
Senate website set to relaunch with OIT's help
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 3, 2013What 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.
