Ohio University’s Student Senate unanimously voted to support the continuation of what members consider one of its proudest achievements — student housing that doesn’t discriminate by gender.
Ohio University’s College of Business is following suit in a nationwide trend that has seen fewer business school applications.
A graduate student in Ohio University’s Patton College of Education and Human Services died late Monday night.
Student trustees for Ohio universities might soon be able to do more than just attend the meetings.
Although no presidential or congressional candidates are on today’s ballot, the Athens mayoral election and various statewide issues being presented have the College Democrats and College Republicans pressing students to get out and vote.
Nelson Grab ‘N Go’s black bean and romaine wraps don’t just feed hungry students or contribute to campuswide gassiness — they could be contributing to Ohio University’s national ranking as a vegan-friendly school.
Ohio University’s Exercise Physiology Club wants to take a bite out of poverty this quarter.
The challenge of keeping the Ohio University Scripps College of Communication relevant was the focus of the first public forum for the college’s dean search.
Graduate Student Senate chose to stand with Ohio University’s STAND Against Genocide at last night’s meeting.
Campus Crusade for Christ, Reach Out on Campus and Young Life are just a few of the Christian organizations on campus at Ohio University, but each group has its own agenda and planned events.
An Ohio University student who loved art and dancing died early yesterday morning.
Saw-Wai Hla ended his lecture yesterday with a smile, but it wasn’t just the one on his face: He treated the audience to a picture of a smiley face he had created by rearranging atoms.
On a rainy Friday afternoon, Kylie Johnson stands outside the Ohio University Ecohouse, telling a tour group about the enormous solar panel standing out front.
Student Senate passed a resolution calling for the opening of Bobcat Lane at an otherwise brief meeting last night.
The clock is ticking for Ohio University faculty and staff to accept a buyout option, and so far, about half the expected number of employees have chosen to take the money and walk.
Howard Dewald discovered yesterday he might retain his spot at the top of Ohio University’s College of Arts and Sciences.
A new Ohio University professor of physics will demonstrate for students the manipulation of molecules and atoms in an enlightening and unconventional way on Thursday.
Parties want students — or at least, Obama’s political campaign does.
The Obama Administration has announced a plan that will ease the pressure of student-loan payments on college-age borrowers.
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