How the layout of Ohio University has changed throughout the decade
By Taylor Burnette | Dec. 4, 2019Some notable changes include the demolition of The Oasis and Dirty South buildings.
Some notable changes include the demolition of The Oasis and Dirty South buildings.
Students involved can become climate and sustainability ambassadors to support and lead sustainability initiatives.
The Fair Housing Act was discussed.
The group also discussed OU’s “budget crisis” and faculty members’ workload.
Athens Fire Department Chief Robert Rymer gave Student Senate information about the Athens Fire Department’s response time.
Graduate Student Senate passed multiple resolutions and heard from Deb Shaffer regarding budget and enrollment.
Graduate Student Senate made the decision to remove the Board of Trustees’ approval from future amendments made to their constitution.
OUCD and OUCR are preparing for the current 2019 local elections and 2020 elections.
Mental health stigma is seen in what students own emotional support animals.
Student Senate received updates from both the Ohio University Police Department and Bobcathon.
Resolutions including the status of the GSS budget and governance committees passed.
Thirteen houses did not have any reports.
OU had about 1,806 fewer students enroll since fall 2018.
Members of the Marching 110 must participate in certain events, like the Homecoming Parade, for academic credit.
They will be deployed Nov. 4.
The Ohio University 2019 Clery Act Annual Security Report showed a decrease in crimes reported on the Athens campus.
Knisley encouraged Senate members to participate in government committees.
The office’s goal is to connect companies to the university and provide better opportunities for students.
The economic impact of students in Athens is reflected in the abundance of local businesses around the campus.
The Peer Pod provides many sexual education programs for OU students.