Sweet dreams to become reality for OU student's cupcake business
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 5, 2016Tristen Phipps, 20, is graduating a year early from Ohio University and plans to attend culinary school in the fall while starting up her own business.
Tristen Phipps, 20, is graduating a year early from Ohio University and plans to attend culinary school in the fall while starting up her own business.
Cofounder Aaron Hoffman said he sees the service growing into a multi-million dollar business.
Ohio University is currently in the process of reviewing proposals for the next laundry contract for its washers and dryers.
A type of fingerprint technology called wavelet analysis can be used to diagnose whether a person could be at risk for diabetes.
Very Rare Creative company seeks to combine creative images with business.
Peter Shoup has taken his love of quotes and self-improvement and turned it into a clothing line called Maximize LLC.
Marquis Maines has started Cheo & Scott and Emit Apparel where he designs, prints and sells apparel.
Joe McLaughlin, a professor of English, will be the new faculty senate chair, and both David Thomas, a professor of theater, and Katherine Hartman, a professor of marketing, will remain in their current positions of vice chair and secretary, respectively.
Josh Blosser and Brad Gehring started Athenian Openers, a custom bottle opener business, in January.
Uniiculture.xyz helps those who need assistance completing tasks, such as going to the grocery store or filling out a job application, that can be difficult for those of different cultures or nationalities.
Students recently have noticed scam emails in their Catmail asking them to reconfirm their account information.
The Bobcat Readership Program provides students and staff print copies of USA TODAY, The New York Times and The Columbus Dispatch through a partnership between OU Student Senate and the USA TODAY Network.
Presentations on sustainability and intercollegiate athletics will precede the election of Faculty Senate officers at the April meeting.
Stephen Golding will now serve as OU’s senior vice president for Strategic Initiatives, a newly created position.
Several politicians, deceased musicians and fictional characters also received votes in the election.
Ian Armstrong is the new president elect for Graduate Student Senate, replacing current president Eddie Smith.
In Fall Semester 2015, there were about 10,000 undergraduate students above the 17- to 23-year-old age range at all of OU’s campuses.
The budget for Take Back the Night, which takes place next week, costs the body nearly $2,000.
While Student Senate celebrated, GSS candidates were faced with unforeseen issues.
All three of senate’s newly elected executives hold seats within the current Student Senate body this academic year.