Students, faculty compete in canned-food collection battle
By Hayley Ross | Oct. 22, 2012Ohio University’s third Battle of the Tongues canned-food drive will continue among language departments until Nov. 2.
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.
POWER/GAMMA will meet at 7p.m. Tuesday night for the annual October “POWER Hour” session on alcohol.
College Green became the dance floor for Ohio University students, faculty and administrators Saturday when a flash mob formed after the Homecoming parade.
Ohio University’s Division of Student Affairs will be asking students to walk with faculty, staff and administration during Halloween.
What began as a single website to link shale gas drillers with companies that provide supplies has branched out into something unplanned for.
More than 95 people die each day because of suicide, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and the number continues to rise.
Ohio University students might find themselves snoring in class even more than usual thanks to the university’s new semester schedule.
Ohio University’s spring concert is still several months off, but OU is already compiling suggestions for a performer.
Two Ohio University Board of Trustees members stopped by Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting to let the faculty know that “they are listening,” but some senate members just didn’t seem to buy it.
The past seven years have shown ups and downs for Ohio University campus’ enrollment data, but this fall OU is setting the bar statewide.
An improvement project this summer added surveillance cameras to another Ohio University residence hall, continuing a trend set last year by a similar project in Voigt Hall.
Though the shooting that transpired on Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University’s campus happened more than five years ago, its university policies and members are still seeing the effects.
Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood.
Gov. John Kasich appointed David Scholl to Ohio University’s Board of Trustees to fill a position left vacant since March.
The ninth annual Cardboard City event, hosted by Athens County Habitat for Humanity, will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Morton Hall parking lot.
When it comes to housing university presidents on campus, Ohio University is the only public university to do so in the state.
In the time it took you to read this sentence, 43 Americans made the switch to smartphones.