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.
Aaron Dauterman, who ran for Athens City Council in the fall, says the Ohio governor is “one of the most honest and genuine” politicians he has ever met.
John Wharton donated at least $7,150 to the university last year and donated about $23,000 in 2014.
After Ohio's defeat of Miami at the basketball game, students partied at Palmer Place and Uptown Athens.
All proceeds from the event will go to Camp Quality Ohio, a nonprofit summer camp benefitting children suffering from cancer.
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Despite making up a lower percentage, women looking to earn STEM majors see positive experience at Ohio University.
Last year, OU had the second highest three-year default rate of large public universities.
Professors, especially those who are part of Group I faculty, tend to shift their focus to improving the overall university when they are married to other OU faculty.
About $5.66 million has been raised for the Sook Center.
The body heard a presentation from LGBT Center Director delfin bautista as well as a student speak out calling for more graduate student representation on Student Senate.
Feb. 15 was the most recent deadline and 11 people have applied for the OUSAP interim advocate role.
Ohio University student programming groups collaborated to plan birthday party-themed activities to celebrate Founder’s Day on Feb. 18.
Ohio University will be represented at the Changing Campus Culture summit at Columbus State Community College to address campus culture surrounding sexual assaults.
Sports administration graduate students are back this semester with Green Fever, a campaign to fund scholarships and graduate assistantships.
“Our medical education, research and care programs are growing and changing to keep pace with massive changes happening in patient care,” Kenneth Johnson, executive dean of OU-HCOM, said in an email. “We’ve outgrown our facilities in Athens."
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