Jenny Hall-Jones, interim vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students, hopes to bring resources she gained at the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Summit to Ohio University.
College students spend more than $1.5 billion on spring break trips.
The stigma behind tattoos in the workplace may be improving and some members of OU staff are getting tattoos that reflect what they do at the university.
Students who live in Luchs, Tankaka, Sowle, Carr, Sargent and Wilson will be allowed to stay in their own rooms.
Over the past five years, an average of about 1,200 students attend an OHIO Up Close event each year.
University officials plan on moving spring break to the second week of March next year.
The African-American Male Initiative held a Barber Shop Talk on Wednesday to talk about student involvement and conversations on Ohio University’s Athens campus.
About 50 people attended the third Campus Conversation of 2016, which focused on faith.
Leaving trash or other perishable items could result in a $25 charge to the student.
The award is presented to someone who has positively contributed to Dublin’s business community.
Campus leaders are developing a plan to potentially bring a bike sharing system to Ohio University.
Hall, one of the three finalists for the Vice President for Student Affairs, presented Wednesday morning in the Living Learning Center on South Green.
Ohio University professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering receives the university's highest honor for her work that transforms waste into resources.
Students gathered in support of social responsibility in food purchasing and the agricultural industry.
Senate will vote at this week's general body meeting on a resolution to create a judicial panel by changing its current constitution.
Milijana, Mileva and Mara Sretenovic created the new scholarship and full-time undergraduate students with demonstrated academic merit are eligible for it.
Assistant Dean of Students Jamie Patton took home first prize after his family performance of “We Are the World.”
Paleontologist and author Neil Shubin discussed how animals are connected Monday night in Mem-Aud.
The firm that manages OU’s $600 million+ endowment recently delivered a presentation to the OU Foundation Board of Trustees about ethics-based investment methods.
The candidates are Ricardo Hall, David Parrot and Jason Pina.
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