Former U.S. Senator George Voinovich’s donation of his senatorial files will be commemorated Saturday with a dedication ceremony for a new part of Alden Library: the George V. Voinovich Seminar Room.
More than 50 students and city officials marched last night brandishing signs, stickers and T-shirts pleading with Ohio University Student Senate members to take a stance on Senate Bill 5.
Students in eight South Green residence halls have learned that their familiar treks to and from class will be altered in the foreseeable future.
Try to picture a college campus without T-shirts.
Despite dissent from student organizations and members of Student Senate, Ohio University Student Senate President Kyle Triplett declined to add a bill to tonight’s agenda that would raise student concerns about Senate Bill 5.
Whether rallying for cheaper education opportunities or workers’ rights, Rev. Jesse Jackson is pleading with Ohio University students to get serious about social change.
The West Portico of the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was packed today as the Rev. Jesse Jackson stood between the American and Ohio flags rallying student support for a modernized War on Poverty campaign.
Ohio University students who have previously avoided being tested for HIV will have an anonymous test option available as soon as next month.
A noted academic will speak tonight about the translocality of immigrants and ties between Washington, D.C., and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Ohio University lacks essential parental leave policies, which might be a violation of Title IX and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, according to a report prepared for the provost.
George Washington University’s Elizabeth Chacko spoke last night about the idea that connections forged by immigration can take place on different scales.
This week, Ohio University will bleed not green, but pink, as University Program Council holds a series of events to raise money for breast cancer research.
Imagine an Ohio University student making it through an entire day without checking his or her phone once.
After a year in business, two Ohio University graduates are moving on from the company they founded in Athens.
The triumphs of the United States Constitution were not celebrated but rather tested yesterday in a Constitution Day lecture.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis painted a picture of an “enterprise university” at last night’s Faculty Senate meeting, prompting concerns about increased tuition.
Some Ohio University students will feel the pinch of federal cutbacks after a Congressional decision to nix subsidized loans for graduate students.
Buried on a center floor of Alden Library, one department has provided Ohio University students access to government documents for more than a century.
Ohio University students working toward a degree in social work are no longer in the same college as those studying the biology of animal life or the history of human events.
A year after the Oasis was demolished and five years since it closed, the site of the former restaurant is no longer on anyone’s agenda.
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