Ohio University’s public telescope will serve a legacy for years to come
Before the observatory was built, the telescope inside went under a makeover.
Ohio University researchers discover a new protein, help fight obesity and diabetes
ApoA-IV is a protein that will tell the brain to stop eating, then converts fat to energy.
How climate change presents itself in different areas
Climate change in Antarctica is measurable, but records of observation are limited.
Ohio University’s public telescope will serve a legacy for years to come
Before the observatory was built, the telescope inside went under a makeover.
Ohio University researchers discover a new protein, help fight obesity and diabetes
ApoA-IV is a protein that will tell the brain to stop eating, then converts fat to energy.
How climate change presents itself in different areas
Climate change in Antarctica is measurable, but records of observation are limited.
Studying fossils to learn about the past and present
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An OU professor and her students study a region close to home with some of the most preserved fossils.
OU announces assistant director for LGBT Center
Jan Huebenthal will be the first assistant director of the center.
The School of Nursing and the GRID Lab team up for virtual reality project about Narcan
Sherleena Buchman, with the help of GRID Lab employees, turned a classroom simulation into an educational 360-degree video.
Athens school board discusses size and sustainability in new elementary buildings
One focus of the public input portion of the meeting was about the degree of sustainability the new buildings will reach.
Graduate Student Senate: Members approve bill to enforce a new sexual assault prevention program
The Green Dot Program has successfully reduced sexual assault up to 50 percent at other universities.
OU Chillicothe dean announces retirement
The dean at OU’s Chillicothe campus is set to retire in late June.
OU ranked one of nation’s best military-friendly schools
This is the eighth year in a row OU has made the list.
OU president denies former LGBT Center director’s grievance
delfin bautista submitted their grievances to OU President Duane Nellis after they were denied an appeal by Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Gigi Secuban on Jan. 25.
OU to fund new HCOM building with $54M internal loan; university now nearly $443M in debt
Ohio University will be paying off the internal loan until March 2049.
High-profile alumni scandals are helping change OU’s culture, years after initial reports
Allegations of sexual assault and misconduct faced by OU alumni Matt Lauer and Roger Ailes are continuing to spark important conversations surrounding sexual violence and harassment survivors.
New mental health position in OU athletic department designed to help student athletes
Michelle Pride was hired as a psychologist specializing in athletics in order to help student athletes.
HCOM uses largest single higher-education donation in Ohio history to grow college
The Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine has used the donation for construction and scholarships.
Suspended journalism professor to face loss of tenure proceedings
The next step is for Yusuf Kalyango to meet with the director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism.
Three black women on why they chose OU — and why they chose to stay
Three black women came to OU and found friends in a predominantly white institution. This is their story.
Meet the student who initiated an investigation into Athens City School District’s Title IX policies
Emmalyn Brown started a petition in August asking for the removal of a school board member.
Ohio University cancels Wednesday classes
OU officials predict that class will resume as usual on Thursday.
