Rivlin spoke Wednesday in Walter Hall to a crowd of about 50 people about his book, Katrina: After the Flood, as part of the James Lecture in Urban Politics series.
Students who enrolled in classes this spring were met with a $1,076 price tag for health insurance — about a 14 percent increase from last semester.
The OU Scooter Squad looks to have fun on campus with scooters and encourages students to do the same.
More than 1,000 students attending Ohio University have the cost of classes covered because a parent, spouse, partner or themselves work for the university.
A university spokesman said OU was not involved in Greek Week schedule changes, as the events are student-planned and student-led.
Ohio University Student Senate will hear a resolution Wednesday night to change the grammar and language of its Rules and Procedures to make the document more inclusive.
The university surpassed its Promise Lives Campaign goal of $500 million to help pay for university programs.
Ian Armstrong has officially succeeded Eddie Smith as president of Graduate Student Senate.
A majority of smartphone owners surveyed in a 2015 Pew Research Center study admitted using text messaging, voice and video calls, internet and email the most on their cellphone.
With weeks until UNITE executives take office, a majority of the goals set by the SOS ticket last spring have been completed by Ohio University Student Senate.
Greek Week 2016 events to have renewed focus on unity, service and philanthropy, according to a letter sent to Greek organizations.
Husted said McDavis’ efforts to achieve financial and academic success were among his accomplishments to warrant the commendation.
The site's creator hopes to also bring the service to Columbus and Cincinnati.
The graffiti wall by Bentley Hall was painted over with the words "Build The Wall!!" and "Trump 2016" on Thursday.
About 30 people gathered to share an abortion-positive message.
Alden Library is projected to have a gender-neutral bathroom, more whiteboards and different furniture for Fall Semester.
Serving as both the interim vice president for Student Affairs and Dean of Students as been hard for Jenny Hall-Jones.
Somali community in Columbus is underserved by the media, but a new app called NewsRain is trying to fix that.
Brooke Mauro will fill the spot left from senior Sharmaine Wilcox's graduation and serve on the Board of Trustees with P.J. Roden starting in the fall.
STEM professionals draw on successful careers to offer wisdom.
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