Political commentator, podcast host and former Homeland Security investigations special agent Myron Gaines visited Ohio University as part of a campus speaking tour with “Uncensored America,” hosting an open forum centered on free speech and debate over social and political issues.
Professor Kevin Lee’s research, funded by the American Heart Association, follows the effects nicotine has on the heart and other organs. Lee partners with other researchers to hold the experiments and examine the results.
The Post’s executive editors spent 20 minutes with Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez discussing some of campus’ most pressing issues. The conversation touched on UAOU negotiations, Senate Bill 1, the Brian Smith termination and her vision for the future of the university.
A new market, Maggie Davis Market Express, is set to officially open for the upcoming fall semester.
Alden Library renovation plans are underway, and students weighed in on early design ideas for the building’s future.
Negotiations ongoing, more planned for March 18, between Ohio University and the United Academics of Ohio University.
Athens City Council will consider rezoning nearly 27 acres at The Ridges from educational to residential use.
Ohio University is moving to a one logo system starting this summer, embracing the arched Ohio as both the academic and athletic mark. In addition, a new OU mark is being introduced later this spring.
The Ohio University Turning Point chapter held its first meeting Feb. 11, following several social media threats on the platform YikYak. The group discussed its mission, which is to promote conservative values, and debated several controversial questions.
An unscheduled electrical outage is impacting multiple buildings across Ohio University’s Athens campus, but the university remains open.
Ohio University’s growing enrollment has led to crowded dorm conditions with some doubles converted into triples. Students say limited space affects daily living, while housing officials cite planning efforts to meet demand.
The Ohio Department of Education created an AI policy model for schools to reflect on. Ohio University strives for courses to have individual restrictions on AI use, along with their own policy.
WOUB Public Media has faced funding cuts of $1.7 million, leading them to layoff three full-time employees this month.
Brock Klamfoth, a senior studying computer science, co-founded the Animatronic Digital Engineering Initiative, which gives students the opportunity to build physical and digital animatronics, bringing science fiction to life.
Although the university's market prices may appear inflated compared to Kroger's, they provide convenience to students and contribute to important initiatives, including scholarship funds. Frank Pazzanese, executive director of culinary services, said all profits are reinvested back into the university.
An administrative review found Smith violated the terms of his contract through serious professional misconduct, including engaging in a relationship with an undergraduate student and participating in alcohol-related conduct.
Ohio University fired head football coach Brian Smith after an administrative review found he violated the terms of his contract through serious professional misconduct.
A plan released by the U.S. Department of Education would place caps on student aid borrowing for graduate programs based on whether the program is deemed professional.
Two Appalachian states are bound by the same opioid crisis but are taking different paths forward. The Post traveled to West Virginia to compare how two college towns and their surrounding counties are responding.
Alden Library and Counseling and Psychological Services are offering study-week programs, activities and drop-in support to help students manage finals-week stress.
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