Ohio University’s Institute for Sustainable Energy and the Environment (ISEE) was recently awarded $2 million in federal and state grants to support research to clean wastewater that results from hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
A $7.5 million gift toward the Schoonover Center for Communication’s construction was celebrated Thursday night, along with the Ohio University alumni who made the donation.
Eight months after Baker University Center’s top executive announced his resignation, the Office of Student Affairs has filled the position.
Millions of people across the country — many of them students on Ohio University’s campus — will vote Tuesday. And for the first time in 10 years, Athens’ international community members will also have a chance to voice their pick for America’s next leader.
A committee to discuss a smoking ban on Ohio University’s campus will meet for the first time Monday morning.
With Ohio University’s academic switch to semesters, the way student organizations receive funding has also changed.
As Election Day draws closer, Ohio University College Democrats and Republicans have fine-tuned their campaigning efforts to respect the university’s restrictions.
Grover Center’s faculty fitness area recently received an upgrade.
An increasing number of Ohio University students living off-campus have agreed to eat at OU dining halls for the 2012-13 school year.
When Ohio University received a designation as a military-friendly school for the first time in 2011, administrators said they were proud of the work being done, but had a long way to go.
Ohio University officials have made plans for the safety of students and non-students alike this weekend as the goons and goblins come out Saturday night.
Ohio University’s ad hoc committee for socially responsible practices has stopped meeting, but some OU students are asking it to reconvene.
Diners at Nelson Dining Hall will have the opportunity to speak with a member of Ohio University administration Thursday night.
Ohio University students, faculty and Athens residents interested in teaching group fitness classes and becoming personal trainers at Ping Center are more than halfway there.
In many ways, Japan is still recovering from the earthquake and tsunami of March 2011 that killed more than 19,000 people and unleashed the world’s worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century — and some at Ohio University are trying to help. OU President Roderick McDavis approved a five-year plan in 2011 for current OU students, alumni and faculty to visit tsunami relief sites throughout the country. Last September marked OU’s second visit.
College students searching for cheap textbooks might surf Craigslist, eBay and Amazon.com rather than rifle through aisles at campus bookstores, but a new website claims to give Ohio University students a better deal.
Ohio University’s third Battle of the Tongues canned-food drive will continue among language departments until Nov. 2.
After eight years of studying a chimpanzee community located in Western Uganda, an Ohio University assistant professor recently presented a breakthrough.
The average person views more than 3,000 advertisements each day.
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