Student senate met Wednesday to discuss diversity and inclusion with a presentation from Russell Morrow, interim assistant dean of diversity equity and inclusion for the College of Business.
Ohio University Police Department has found Matthew Wallace, an 18-year-old man who was described as a critical missing person, safe in Columbus who was missing since Oct. 2.
During the beginning of the fall semester, Alden Library announced they will be requiring ID checks and swipe access starting at 10 p.m. to keep the library space for the OU community. Alden staff guarantees that the new policy does not relate to any instance that may have happened in the past; the switch to require swipe-in access comes from extra safety precautions to ensure student employees are set up for success while working at night, Joey Walden, student coordinator, said.
Ohio University’s Black Student Union, or BSU, met in Baker Center on Thursday to host Time for Change, a silent march in solidarity of Ta’Kiya Young.
Sam Crowl, director of sustainability, gave a presentation about OU’s current state of carbon emissions, and how students can be more active in sustainability.
Students reflect on a crowded campus.
The Post sat down with Liz Walters, chair of the Ohio democratic party, to talk about the election in November, what issues will be on the ballot, and more.
Students at Ohio University's main campus have limited access to resources regarding reproductive and sexual health. Currently, OhioHealth Campus Care, located at 2 Health Center Drive, is the only on-campus location for OU students to get STI testing. OU’s ‘Be Informed Bobcats’ website includes information about the local and national sexual health resources available to OU students.
Prior said BSO is working with a tight budget to pay the staff and materials for families and the orientation itself to run and what they are paying now is close to the bare minimum. Other institutions with more flexible budgets are able to provide more perks, Prior said.
After record-breaking enrollment in the 2022 Fall Semester with 4,441 first-year students, Fall Semester 2023 has brought in 4,516 first-year students, according to a university news release.
Student Senate met on Wednesday to hear presentations from the International Student Union, the University Programing Council and the Black Student Cultural Board.
Local law enforcement and staff have many methods of being prepared in the circumstance of an active shooter.
Bentley Hall has been experiencing higher temperatures as a result of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, or HVAC, complications, which has made learning environments challenging for students and instructors.
Senate passed all resolutions pertaining to appointing new members within the senate. Both vice commissioners and senators were appointed.
Students represent different styles as they begin this year’s fall semester.
Earl’s Coop is Ohio University’s third traditional dining hall option and serves various chicken dishes.
While the most common strain of COVID-19 in the United States is currently EG.5, or Eris, James Gaskell, Athens County health department commissioner, said. It is predicted to be replaced by a more contagious strand called Pirola within the next few months, according to experts.
President Megan Handle was unable to attend the meeting due to illness and requested Vice President Isaac Davis mention she echoes everything he says about each resolution.
There are so many job opportunities on campus it is hard to pick the best one. Students share their job experiences on campus.
Baker Center Ballroom was filled with over 100 students eager to connect with a variety of student organizations, meet new people, and watch performances from different clubs at the multicultural student expo.
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