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.
Professionals share habits in which students can remain healthy for Heart Health Month.
In his new role at Ohio University, Simmons is responsible for fundraising and developing strategies for raising funds. His work helps students pay for opportunities like studying abroad and making connections with alumni that can help them in the future.
One of the provisions the bill has is a ban of full-time faculty members striking.
The university announced Wednesday it received a $196,665 grant for campus safety from the Ohio Campus Safety Grant Program, which will be used to add more cameras around campus.
Student discusses specific allocations of its budget and a bill to support faculty unionization.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, December through February is the peak of flu season, which takes place during fall and winter. Since 1982-1983, February has been ranked the peak month for 17 of those years.
Ohio University Human Resources starts a book club to review tax regulations for students and faculty.
Kappa Alpha Pi is the newest professional fraternity on the bricks. KAPi is a pre-law and government gender-inclusive fraternity that was established in 2007 with the goal of fostering academic excellence and professional development.
Faculty Senate met Monday to discuss the future of DEI programs, tuition on grants for graduate students, and issues related to faculty salaries and employment.
The new South Green residence hall will be ready for students to move in by August 2026.
Student Senate failed to pass a resolution aiming to balance executive power. Members voiced concerns about disrupting the current checks and balances in place.
Bird Ice Arena finally reopened after being closed for repairs for 10 months and is possibly facing more repairs.
Wednesday, the university further discussed its Dynamic Strategy implementation and department updates at the University Updates.
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