Ramadan, a holy month of fasting in Islam, lasts from Feb. 28 to March 29 this year, and OU has ensured that observers have the culinary options they need to practice comfortably.
The first fest weekend of the year kicked off Saturday with Mill Fest.
United Academics of Ohio University votes to unionize were counted Monday afternoon.
Ohio University has partnered with FoodSpot to bring Microstores, food vending units offering a variety of healthy meals and snacks, to campus. The machines have been operational for the past week.
Potholes dot campus roads and they pose risks for safety and car upkeep.
As our clocks spring forward and our jackets collect in our closets, students grab their hammocks or picnic blankets and head outside. College Green is filled with students laughing with friends, the bike path is populated with dog walkers and running partners, and Strouds Park witnesses sunburns and loud music.
Returning student selection is approaching quickly and has already arrived for others. Students can choose rooms for next year and must submit a housing contract and deposit of $200.
Bobcat Blasters, an OU organization that holds Nerf battles, has made strides in reducing their trail of darts, but many think there is still progress to be made.
The Osteopathic Heritage Foundation gave Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine a multi-million dollar gift to expand scholarships and fund future research.
Some students elect to stay on campus for spring break and need to be aware of resources still on campus.
Student Senate’s General Body met Wednesday to call for a referendum, condemn Ohio Senate Bill 1, debate on transparency and pass resolutions.
The Ohio University 2025 Black Alumni Reunion, originally planned for April 10-13, was placed on hold so the university and Alumni Planning Committee can assess the impacts of the “Dear Colleague” letter and the proposed State of Ohio Legislation, the Ohio Higher Education Act.
Faculty Senate met Monday to hear from Ohio University President Dr. Lori Stewart Gonzalez about SB1 and how the university plans to handle its passing.
Ohio University students and staff and Athens residents gathered at Alumni Gateway to call attention to Ohio House Bill 6, also known as the Advanced Higher Education Act, and the Trump administration’s anti-diversity, equality, inclusion and accessibility actions.
Hundreds of people gathered at Peden Stadium on Thursday afternoon to exercise their First Amendment rights, protesting SB 1 and OU’s compliance with it.
Bentley Hall has seen a variation in temperatures during the hot and cold months of the year, with an upgrade project slated for the summer of this year.
HCOM’s community clinic offers both healthcare services and basic resources to patients in need.
The LUG Disciplinary Committee responded to rowdy fan behavior Feb. 13
The Trump Administration set a 14-day deadline for schools to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programs or risk losing their federal funding.
Students can network with various employers, connect with recruiters and explore potential industries at the 2025 Spring Career and Internship Fair.
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