OU’s Black Student Union collaborated with OU’s chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at a meeting held Thursday in response to the messages painted on the graffiti wall.
Pina, whose first day as vice president for Student Affairs was June 13, said this is a learning year for him.
Out of the six Mid-American Conference schools in Ohio, OU had the third highest enrollment for fall 2015 when looking at main campuses.
Despite passing a resolution at January's Board of Trustees meeting about low-enrollment classes, Pittaya Paladroi’s intermediate Thai course continues to be taught at Ohio University.
CultJam Productions, a postmodern film and art collective, requested Roger Ailes’ plaque Tuesday for an art gallery that would open in Bellaire, Ohio, in November.
Ohio University's retention rate may have grown since last year, but it is still below the national average.
In June, the Board of Trustees approved the $620,000 design of the center. Construction is expected to cost about $5.5 million.
Kathryn Sowle was first lady from 1969 to 1974.
Ohio University Student Senate will shift the focus from renaming the now-former Roger E. Ailes newsroom to addressing power-based personal violence.
Roger Ailes’ name has been painted over the WOUB newsroom as of Tuesday afternoon in the wake of Ohio University President Roderick McDavis announcing Ailes’ name would be taken down during Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
Survivor Advocacy Program Director Kimberly Castor has two goals for this academic year: getting the word out about SAP and creating relationships in the community.
When Kristin Waltz attended Ohio University in the late '80s, the pavement on Morton Hill was uneven, Baker University Center had not been built and the Survivor Advocacy Program did not exist.
Of students who entered OU in 2010 with a declared major and graduated within six years, 35 percent changed their majors during their undergraduate career.
OU is one of five Ohio MAC colleges where students must live in the residence halls for two years.
The university is evaluating the facts surrounding allegations against Roger Ailes.
Graduate Student Senate's decision to propose the removal of Roger E. Ailes’ name from WOUB’s newsroom sparked a similar discussion with Student Senate on Wednesday.
University of Chicago sent a letter to incoming freshman saying they do not support “safe spaces” and “trigger warnings.”
McDavis’ current salary is $500,000, and his salary has nearly doubled during his 12 years as president.
The three residence halls were demolished over the summer, and the location will be used as a green area on South Green this academic year.
Student Senate will vote on two resolutions appointing members to the Budgets Committee and Women's Affairs Commission.
Solutions by The State News