Student Senate: New OU campus safety app chosen
By Susie Griffin | Nov. 1, 2018AppArmor will cost about $12,000 per year and offers more than 50 features, including push notifications, crime reporting and real-time dispatch chat.
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How student campaigners are preparing for the elections
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 1, 2018With the midterm election on Nov. 6, some students are busy campaigning for candidates.
Police Blotter: Drunken student nearly hits his face on Jefferson Hill steps; 'person on roof' probably just a rodent
By Jackie Osborne | Oct. 31, 2018The student was arrested for disorderly conduct by intoxication. A possible burglar on roof is rodents in the ceiling.
Culinary Services plans to remove straws from OU dining areas
By Susie Griffin | Oct. 31, 2018At the start of the Fall Semester 2018, Latitude 39 removed straws and West 82 has planned a solution to eliminate them.
How OU’s sexual assault 'red zone' compares to other Ohio MAC universities
By Ellen Wagner | Oct. 31, 2018The red zone refers to the first six weeks of the academic year, during which reports of sexual assault to university police are most common.
Their Own Justice: Meet the people who empower sexual assault survivors in Athens
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 30, 2018Sexual assault cases rarely end in convictions. Advocates and officials must find their own way to restore power to survivors.
Graduate Student Senate: Members discuss Student Health Insurance Survey and budget balance
By Chloe Meyers | Oct. 30, 2018GSS discussed negative budget balance and how it is affecting the general body.
Student Senate: Gigi Secuban will discuss her goals with members
By Susie Griffin | Oct. 30, 2018Student Senate will also pass three resolutions to appoint Senators for the rest of the academic year.
Here's how the LSAT will be different next year
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 29, 2018The move to digital reflects the modern age of technology.
Here are results, forecasting and planning for the university budget
By Logan Moore | Oct. 28, 2018Final assumptions regarding fiscal year 2020 will be made in December.
Ohio University is getting a new app that aims to prevent sexual assault
By Susie Griffin | Oct. 25, 2018The Safety App Committee is helping Ohio University get a new app that will help students prevent sexual assault.
Police prepare for back-to-back Halloween and Homecoming weekends
By George Shillcock | Oct. 25, 2018Police will be bought in from around the state, APD and OUPD officers will have longer shifts and expect a possible increase in crimes.
Student Senate: Members pass bill endorsing Issue 1
By Susie Griffin | Oct. 25, 2018Senate also appointed a new senator for Senate Appropriations Commission, filling the position previously held by Anna Ayers, who resigned Oct. 16 after being charged with three counts of making false alarms.
Dean of Ohio University Libraries Scott Seaman to retire in December
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 24, 2018Scott Seaman plans to retire on Dec. 31 after working as OU’s dean of libraries for a decade.
Why Hudson Health Center doesn't provide sexual assault examinations anymore
By Abby Miller | Oct. 24, 2018Campus Care refers students to O’Bleness for sexual assault examinations.
Police Blotter: Drunken OU students stumble into cuffs; deputies help man find lost dog
By Ellen Wagner | Oct. 24, 2018Two students were found falling into bushes and veering into the grass over the weekend.
Athens County sees slight increase in voter registration from 2017, decrease from 2016
By Maddie Capron | Oct. 23, 2018This follows typical trends in voter registration numbers.
Graduate Student Senate receives less funding due to the allocation of resources
By Chloe Meyers | Oct. 23, 2018Graduate Student Senate at Ohio University receives less funding in comparison to other public Ohio universities.
Meet the only two explosive-detection dogs in southeast Ohio
By Megan Carlson | Oct. 23, 2018Last year, OUPD spent about $9,000 on the two dogs.
Student Senate: Members will vote to endorse Issue 1
By Susie Griffin | Oct. 23, 2018Student Senate will also pass two resolutions, and OUPD Chief Andrews Powers will present about Halloween and campus safety.
