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.
More than two months have passed since Ohio University’s Board of Trustees last met on campus in Walter Hall.
Mothers-to-be might find it both laborious and confusing to work around Ohio University’s parental leave procedure.
Students interested in reading about Ohio and Columbus-area news can now get their information from the Bobcat Readership Program.
After budget cuts in 2011 caused Ohio University’s College of Business to cut its master’s program, the college rebounded this semester by rolling out a new online version of the program.
Ohio University’s Reserve Officers Training Corps gave civilians a glimpse into their daily operations Wednesday with the help of a wall and some ropes.
While Ohio University students were in fest mode last spring, a group of seniors were designing a device to help those with disabilities.
After being open for a total of 12 hours Monday and Tuesday, Nelson Commons has drawn large crowds leading to what seemed like endless wait times for Ohio University students.
Ohio University released a statement Monday supporting the use of technologies produced without minerals from conflicted areas, such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Freshmen marched, danced and explored their way through their first weekend as Ohio University students.
Last year, Ohio University students, as well as students across the nation, expressed frustration over rising tuition and its effect on student debt. Now, the federal government is trying to explain what it’s doing about it.
After a spring hiatus, Ohio University students will have a new place to chow down this fall.
Ohio University’s Office of Information Technology hopes to ring in a new campuswide phone system during the 2012–13 school year, but students and faculty won’t be hearing dial tones anytime soon.
Before the 2011-12 school year ended, Gene Harris was appointed as the Board of Trustees’ chair and Peter Mather was named the new board secretary, but changes to the board continued over the summer with the appointments of J. Patrick Campbell and Diana Hisey as trustees.
Ohio University students who struggled to connect to the Internet on campus last year may find themselves a little happier when surfing the web this fall.
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