Pizza with police fosters discussion
By Kaitrin McCoy | May 4, 2011Police officers were not at the site of an emergency when they visited Baker University Center yesterday afternoon.
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Reserves could stop tuition hike
By Pamela Engel | May 4, 2011Ohio University’s top financial official says one state senator’s suggestion that public universities should dip into reserve money to prevent increasing tuition is an implausible solution to university budget problems.
Professors question ubiquitous celebrations of bin Laden's death
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 4, 2011After the announcement of Osama bin Laden’s death, several Ohio University voices have struggled to justify the widespread celebrations while Muslims emphasize their reactions are not unique.
Attendance miniscule at fest-safety march
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 4, 2011Athens police briefly closed down Court Street yesterday as about 10 people marched to remind Ohio University students about the consequences of their actions during fest season.
Semester switch causes concern
By Kaitrin McCoy | May 4, 2011Student senators expressed concern that some students “would fall through the cracks” during the impending switch from quarters to semesters.
Incumbent president faces 1st challenger in 2 years
By Olivia Arbogast | May 4, 2011For the first time since she stepped into office almost two years ago, Graduate Student Senate President Tracy Kelly will have competition for the presidency.
Popular OU majors top stressful careers list
By Jillian Fellows | May 4, 2011Ohio University students are taking on some of the most stressful careers in the field, according to a recent survey.
Students stake claims for trustee position
By Tristan Navera | May 3, 2011The five Ohio University students vying for the student trustee position disagree on voting rights and how to best represent their constituents.
New government relations director appointed Sunday
By Caitlin Bowling, Pamela Engel | May 3, 2011Ohio University President Roderick McDavis appointed a new director of government relations yesterday.
Board: Student Senate candidates won't face fines
May 3, 2011The FACE party will not have to make major changes to its website and RSVP will not have to throw out hundreds of T-shirts after a decision by the Board of Elections to reverse an earlier ruling.
Student Senate Elections: Candidates to face off in first debate
By Joe Fox | May 3, 2011Candidates on the FACE and RSVP tickets have very different visions for Ohio University Student Senate, and both say their platforms will better appeal to students.
Trustee candidates sound off
By Tristan Navera | May 2, 2011The Post sat down with the five finalists for student trustee. This is what they had to say.
Professors address death of bin Laden
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 2, 2011As news of Osama bin Laden’s death spread, Ohio University professors urged Americans not to believe the war on terror is over and disputed government claims that bin Laden was buried in compliance with Islamic tradition.
Academic quality main focus of 3rd budget forum
By Pat Holmes | May 2, 2011Because of the recently released budget reduction scenarios, Ohio University held its third budget forum of the year yesterday in Ellis Hall.
McDavis names new director of government relations
By Caitlin Bowling | May 2, 2011Ohio University President Roderick McDavis appointed a new director of government relations today.
Board of Elections gives parties one day to remove disqualified candidates from materials
By Joe Fox | May 2, 2011FACE and RSVP’s 12 disqualifications could cost the tickets more than seats in next year’s Student Senate.
Summer scheduling problem fixed after two-day delay
By Pat Holmes | May 1, 2011Because of troubles implementing Ohio University’s new class scheduling system, students wanting to register for summer classes had to wait an extra few days.
OU professors offer insight into ramifications of bin Laden's death
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 1, 2011As news of Osama bin Laden’s death spread across the country, Ohio University professors urged the Americans banding together in celebration not to believe the war on terror is over.
OU college receives gift worthy of record books
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 1, 2011COLUMBUS — Complete with triumphant music and sweeping green curtains, Ohio University officials announced Saturday that it will receive $105 million, the largest gift ever given to a higher education institution in Ohio.
