Student Senate's vice president advocated for student trustee voting rights at the statehouse in Columbus on Tuesday and will share his experience with senate Wednesday night.
About 40 people attended Tuesday's Campus Conversation, which focused on #BlackLivesMatter.
Attendance at women’s basketball games decreased over winter break, while men’s attendance stayed consistent in the five thousand range.
In the years leading up to and during the Civil Rights Movement, African-American students faced multiple forms of discrimination on Ohio University’s campus.
After The Hungry Cat Food Truck reopened last semester near Clippinger Laboratories, it will have a new location at the top of Morton Hill starting Tuesday.
The plan addresses issues such as flooding, increased pedestrian access and the potential renovation and construction of buildings.
OU scientists worked with Australian collaborators to help discover that the dinosaur was different than previously thought.
The leak has caused Biddle, Bush, Gamertsfelder and Perkins halls to not have hot water. Jefferson Hall will remain without power until further notice.
Ohio students living in Jefferson, Washington, Bryan and Voigt Halls returned to a dorms without hot water.
Ohio University alumnus Wilfred Konneker died at the age of 93 last week.
Ohio University placed first in diversion rate and ninth in total recycling.
Ohio University Student Senate spent the first meeting of the semester discussing updates on commission initiatives like cultural competency classes and a possible increase in SAC and uFUND funding caps.
The Athens City-Council Health Department is unaware of any flu-related hospitalizations so far this season.
The Central Appalachian Consortium of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine, including HCOM, will examine local Appalachian communities to determine the number of practicing primary care physicians and identify health disparities in the region.
Student Senate works with Texts.com to make textbooks cheaper for students.
Pete Trentacoste, the executive director of Housing and Residence Life, is currently unaware of a significant mold problem in residence halls.
Students from the OU Alpha Phi Omega chapter spent a week in Florida volunteering at Give Kids The World, a 79-acre “storybook” resort, where children who have life-threatening illnesses and their families can stay at no cost to them and experience a fantasy vacation.
Residents in Dougan House complain of scarce heat, aggravated by mold issues.
The body will hear presentations from BobcaThon and Bobcat Student Orientation.
OU is budgeted to have a loss of about $25,800 in expenses from the Camellia Bowl.
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