Ohio begins strategic investment plan
By Will Drabold | Oct. 6, 2013Ohio University will save up for the next seven years, but funds will consistently trickle down until then to bring about change at the Athens campus.
Ohio University will save up for the next seven years, but funds will consistently trickle down until then to bring about change at the Athens campus.
When a chemistry class in Clippinger Laboratories makes potassium dichromate, pouring the corrosive and carcinogenic substance down the sink would be an unfortunate end for the fish — and some humans — of Athens.
Is America’s position as the top world power in peril?
Ohio University students attended a J Street conference in Washington, D.C. to discuss solutions to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The stars are finally aligning for Ohio University astronomers.
A recent study showed that bacteria associated with bulk soap used to wash hands in public restrooms can actually send you right back to the toilet.
Less than six months ago, Keith Wilbur was running the campaign to put VOICE in charge of Student Senate.
Ohio University’s newest dean will not reside in a Cutler Hall office. In fact, he will be more than a hundred miles from Athens.
Though its effects might be little felt in Athens now, the federal government shutdown could threaten more than a million dollars in student income and tens of millions in research funding at Ohio University.
A gaggle of wagging tails inspired Jaimie Richards and her sister Kiersten Richards to start a club at Ohio University.
Ohio University officials hope they’ll have a new executive director of campus recreation within the next two weeks as the final four candidates ease into their last interviews.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich has turned to Athens for new leadership.
The sounds of Court Street turned heads Sunday afternoon, though this time it was not illicit festivities but cries for peace and justice that had people looking.
Residents of Biddle Hall on East Green will be seeking revenge Saturday and Sunday during Cardboard City, Habitat for Humanity’s annual fundraiser held in the Morton Hall parking lot.
Undergraduates typically spend four years at Ohio University. Imagine being here for 30.
This weekend, hundreds of Ohio University’s black alumni will return to their former stomping grounds, as Black Alumni Reunion 2013, OU’s largest alumni gathering, kicks off Friday.
One of Ohio University’s steam tunnels had a severe leak requiring its entrance to be roped off after dangerously high-temperatures raged inside.
Ohio University’s men’s water polo club team has been suspended and barred from practicing and competing after hazing allegations.
As Alden Library prepared to close its doors early Wednesday morning, Park Place reopened to westbound traffic.