Following pay raises that some Ohio University Student Senate members call questionable, Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit and Vice President for Finance and Administration Stephen Golding will defend their salary increases at next week’s senate meeting.
Student Senate was headlined Wednesday night by the unanimous passing of a resolution that recently gained some traction university-wide.
The Ohio University Student Appropriations Commission is rolling out a new application process for student organizations looking for funds.
The clanging of hammers and buzzing of power tools have replaced the sound of birds chirping on East Green.
The Office of Information Technology’s multi-year project to upgrade the wireless network at Ohio University is more than halfway complete, and a Post investigation found that the upgrade is seven times faster than the previous wireless network.
For the first time, Ohio University’s fraternity recruitment will take a formalized approach.
Four-play!, an Ohio University group of physical therapy students, hosted its sixth annual wheelchair rugby event at Ping Center Saturday, raising money for their undefeated opposing team, the Buckeye Blitz.
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An Ohio University student trustee and OU’s Student Senate discussed the university president’s raise during Wednesday’s meeting in what quickly became a tense environment, requiring the calling of order several times.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis might be the first to break a 60-year tradition of living on Park Place.
Ohio University will spend close to half a million dollars more this year than in the past to compensate its 10 highest-paid administrators.
Ohio University students and Athens residents gathered Tuesday evening to remember the attacks that occurred Sept. 11, 2001.
After Ohio University President Roderick McDavis left Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting, senators argued they wanted a salary increase comparable to his.
Two Ohio University administrators paid a visit to Faculty Senate Monday to discuss Responsibility Centered Management planning, the $100 million plan and enrollment.
After years of spending cuts and last year’s tuition increase, Ohio University’s administration has found over $100 million in the budget to invest over the next seven years.
Two years after graduating from Ohio University, a group of Bobcats held the first “Game Night” of what they hope to be many more to come.
Local produce and baked goods made a return to Ohio University’s campus during the weekend.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved all resolutions at their first meeting of the 2012–2013 school year.
Though still only numbers on a page, the capital improvement plan has already begun to divide a campus it is intended to fix.
Discussion of conflict minerals and their role at Ohio University headlined the second meeting of the year for OU’s Student Senate.
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