About 40 people showed up yesterday to listen to one of Alden Library’s own faculty members conclude this quarter’s Culture Series Showcase theme on the history of labor unions and their relation to today’s current events.
Ohio University administrators reported at the Student Senate general body meeting last night that they don’t believe any student will be disadvantaged by next fall’s switch to semesters.
Credit card companies have recently targeted colleges across the nation to market a new product, but Ohio University’s campus will not be one of them.
After leaving Athens, some Ohio University alumni still have their professors in mind as they work to bring attention to Issue 2 and Ohio Senate Bill 5.
Earlier this year, Ed Gaither almost ran over a group of sorority pledges while trying to stop a wheelchair that was racing down College Street.
Ohio University students on both sides of Issue 2 have been campaigning to convince voters to check their box Nov. 8.
With lowered flags and written words, Ohio Gov. John Kasich honored a civil-rights leader who brought his work from Birmingham, Ala., to Ohio.
An Ohio University alumna will school students on little-known avant-garde female filmmakers throughout history today.
The narwhal bacons at midnight.
After a month of debate, spirited student speakouts and questionable parliamentary rulings, Ohio University Student Senate finally voted on a resolution condemning Ohio Senate Bill 5 last night.
A plan that could free Ohio University from state mandates and potentially create additional scholarships will be presented to the Ohio legislature two months early.
Members of Ohio University Student Senate will utilize Who Wants to be a Millionaire-inspired lifelines in a social media push to increase sexual assault awareness.
After a day of demonstrations and discussions, participants of the Occupy OhioU movement rallied, marched and concluded with a candlelit peace vigil as the sun set at the top of Morton Hill last night.
What is lurking in students’ medicine cabinet could be more harmful than helpful, a recent study finds.
Ohio University has hired one new employee and located lead candidates for multiple unfilled vice president positions in the University Advancement office.
The property on which students once gathered for a late-night snack is now occupied by activists during the day and tents at night.
For most, a round of Monopoly doesn’t conjure up images of the hardships suffered in America during the Great Depression.
Students in Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication might not get the chance to enjoy the new Schoonover Center for Communication before they graduate because of recent delays.
About 50 protesters stormed out of last night’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting after senate failed for the third week in a row to vote on a resolution condemning the wording of Senate Bill 5.
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