Planning for the Future
By Will Drabold | Oct. 17, 2013Some students and alumni were surprised last year when Ohio University revealed it would be demolishing and rebuilding South Green.
Some students and alumni were surprised last year when Ohio University revealed it would be demolishing and rebuilding South Green.
The Compensation 2014 team updated Ohio University’s administrative and classified staff members on its progress after reviewing the staff’s job descriptions and pay plans for more than a year.
Nearly $1 billion will be spent that will change Ohio University’s landscape by 2020.
Anecdotally, it’s hard to say whether Ohio University is a campus of Mac or PC people.
Those relieved to drive down a decongested Park Place might be disappointed starting Oct. 21.
Whether you’re a runner, a jogger or a speed walker, get ready to “run like Hell.”
The Ohio Program of Intensive English explored the Ping Center as one of its weekly Wednesday activities in the program’s intensive workload.
Ohio University Student Senate’s Committee on Conduct and Discipline received student feedback Tuesday, though it was not necessarily what Senate President Nick Southall had in mind.
“Fracking” and “opera” are two terms that are not commonly associated.
Ohio University’s campus bled green and white when alumni, Athens residents and students came together to celebrate this year’s Homecoming Weekend.
Alden Library contains millions of pages of information, but some students go to the facility several times a day to use another one of its resources.
In the 1960s, a beer was a quarter.
One of Homecoming Weekend’s most anticipated events is the king and queen crowning. During the 2012-13 academic year, ambassadors were selected from each class, but this year the court is comprised of all seniors. The candidates were all nominated by peers and selected by the committee after an interview.
The Homecoming decorations in Baker University Center and free activities every year are fun traditions at Ohio University — but costly ones.
Saving a life can be as easy as cataloging your name and DNA in the national bone marrow register.
During a rehearsal for the Division of Theater’s main-stage production of Metamorphoses, second-year graduate actor Mbali Guliwe slipped on the deck of the pool used in the show and hit his head.
After the weekend’s Homecoming activities are over, the Recycling and Refuse department oversees Ohio University’s efforts to keep its carbon footprint in check.
Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one gender, the non-gendered pronoun “they” is used.
A nearly five-month search for the new executive director of campus recreation has now come to a close. An Ohio native will be returning home.
Walking out of their team’s Peden Stadium locker room, Ohio field hockey players can look over the east grandstand at the framework of the long-awaited Walter Fieldhouse.