Marrow drive tests for eligible donors
By Pat Holmes | Feb. 20, 2011In light of today's bone marrow drive dedicated to an Ohio University professor, one recent donor match encourages people to get swabbed.
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President focuses on history, not holdups
By Caitlin Bowling | Feb. 17, 2011Although Ohio University was actually founded today, about 50 students and employees gathered in Baker University Center Theater yesterday to celebrate Founders Day.
OU meningitis inspection suspended
By Wesley Lowery | Feb. 17, 2011The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced yesterday that its planned study of meningitis at Ohio University is on "indefinite hold" because of a lack of funding.
Assets spike following rough fiscal year for OU Foundation
By Caitlin Bowling | Feb. 17, 2011Although the Ohio University Foundation is expected to continue recovering from the hit it took during the Great Recession, the foundation's total worth will not likely increase by as much this fiscal year as it did last year, according to a university official.
Students advocate value of athletics
By Joe Fox | Feb. 17, 2011About 30 students attended the student speakout portion of Wednesday’s Student Senate meeting to show their support of Intercollegiate Athletics, a department facing growing scrutiny at Ohio University as imminent budget cuts near.
Art students left in limbo
By Pat Holmes | Feb. 15, 2011After students gathered at an Ohio University branch campus last Tuesday to protest the removal of studio art classes, student representatives met with school administrators to discuss what classes would be offered in the future.
General Fee to encompass fewer groups
By Pamela Engel | Feb. 13, 2011The General Fee Advisory Committee will only have to rank four fee categories instead of eight as it prepares its recommendations for next fiscal year.
Professor on leave following harassment allegations
By Wesley Lowery | Feb. 6, 2011An Ohio University professor has been placed on paid leave after taking a former student to his home and showering her with gifts — including a $600 diamond ring.
Alaskan Governor and Republican U.S. vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin's email account hacked
By By Wikinews | Dec. 12, 2009A hacker who has claimed to be loosely associated with internet group Anonymous managed to hack into the email account of Alaskan Governor and Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin in the early morning hours of Wednesday, September 16.
Website of Bill O'Reilly, FOX News commentator, hacked in retribution for Sarah Palin comments
By By Wikinews | Dec. 12, 2009According to document-leaking website Wikileaks.org hackers bypassed security at BillOreilly.com, the official website of Fox News Channel commentator Bill O'Reilly, exposing personal information of the site's users in a document posted on the Internet.
Record number of viewers watched McCain's acceptance speech
By By Wikinews | Dec. 12, 2009According to numbers released Friday by the Nielsen Media Research company, a record 38.9 million Americans watched John McCain accept the nomination for President of the United States from the Republican Party on Thursday at the 2008 Republican National Convention.
Kansas is deadly battleground in abortion debate
By DAVID CRARY and JOHN HANNA Associated Press Writers | June 3, 2009In a nation divided by abortion, Kansas has become perhaps the fiercest battleground _ with mass protests, prosecutions, lawsuits and now a killing keeping the issue almost constantly in the public eye.
