Ohio University’s LGBTQ-inclusive ranking to be examined
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 1, 2019Campus Pride, a national LGBTQ organization, is examining the ranking after the former OU LGBT Center director was removed.
Campus Pride, a national LGBTQ organization, is examining the ranking after the former OU LGBT Center director was removed.
The student trustee will be announced at the Leadership Gala on April 17.
Students will vote on Tuesday via email.
The four finalists for the dean of the Arts and Sciences were announced March 29.
Nonessential lights across campus were turned off Saturday to promote environmental awareness.
A produce farm on West State Street gives students a taste of agriculture.
This is the first time Graduate Student Senate has formed an appeals board.
Many colleges have been affected by the lack of funding, including Scripps.
An OU alumnus will give the Spring 2019 commencement speech.
A criminal mischief report was taken by OUPD for the fruit-throwing, and the woman was arrested for disorderly conduct by intoxication.
Students, faculty members and staff will be able to provide anonymous feedback on the candidates.
Graduate students were able to address their concerns about the resolution.
Open forums will be held for students, faculty and staff to attend.
Graduate Student Senate will continue to push for independence from Student Senate after a resolution failed.
An investigation found it could not be proven that the professor retaliated against the student in response to a claim the student filed.
Multiple university houses and buildings at The Ridges will be demolished.
The program seeks to expand learning opportunities for Ohio residents above the age of 60.
They met Friday to vote to de-consolidate the School of Dance, Film and Theater in the College of Fine Arts.
The Board of Trustees covered enrollment, capital improvement projects and fees at their Thursday meeting.
The food pantry will be remodeled in May.