The Safety App Committee recommends AppArmor as the safety app for Ohio University
By Susie Griffin | Nov. 16, 2018The Safety App Committee is waiting on a new product manager to proceed with the installment process of the app.
EDUCATION
Former OU Board of Trustees member's son charged in his murder
By Ellen Wagner | Nov. 7, 2018Jonah B. Lake was charged with aggravated murder, murder and tampering with evidence in the death of his father, Kevin B. Lake
Issue 3, Athens City School District levy, passes
By Maggie Campbell , Arianna Guerra and Nolan Simmons | Nov. 6, 2018The levy will increase property taxes to improve school facilities.
Issue 3 creates waiting game for Athens City School District
By Maggie Campbell | Nov. 4, 2018The levy has opened up discussions about how to best address issues within the district.
Here's how the LSAT will be different next year
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 29, 2018The move to digital reflects the modern age of technology.
Issue 3 will determine funding for Athens City School construction
By Arianna Guerra | Oct. 21, 2018If the levy passes, the state of Ohio would fund 32 percent of the construction.
Here’s what you need to know about the October Board of Trustees meeting
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 19, 2018The Board discussed the progress of the OHIO honors program and more.
HCOM projects highest number of graduates for Spring Semester 2019
By Ian McKenzie | Oct. 18, 2018Because of the introduction of the HCOM locations at the Dublin and Cleveland campuses, Spring 2019 is projected to have the highest number of graduates for the college.
Board of Trustees discuss medical marijuana, new academic programs
By Sarah M. Penix | Oct. 18, 2018Here’s what you need to know about the Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday.
Board of Trustees meeting to discuss capital projects, new academic programs
By Susie Griffin | Oct. 18, 2018The Board of Trustees will hear presentations on the College of Fine Arts and enrollment at its first meeting of the academic year.
A look into the Sook Center and why it's upsetting some OU faculty members
By Ian McKenzie | Oct. 18, 2018With the Sook Center’s recent opening, most athletes and coaches are excited, but some professors are not.
Before it opens to the public, catch up on the opening of OU's student-athlete academic facility
By Ian McKenzie | Oct. 16, 2018Many athletes and coaches are excited for the public opening of the Sook Center, but some professors are not as enthused.
Ohio University Southern Workforce Success helps local businesses strategize
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 9, 2018Ohio University Southern partners with Shawnee State University to help Appalachia Small Business Strategize.
How Athens City School District is using a new addiction prevention program
By Nolan Simmons | Oct. 8, 2018Athens City School District is working to implement a new substance abuse prevention program at Athens Middle School.
Athens City School District looks to improve bias and discrimination policies
By Nolan Simmons | Oct. 7, 2018The district will use a multi-pronged approach to educate administrators on Titles IX, VI and VII civil rights investigations.
Athens City Schools introduces new sexual education curriculum
By Arianna Guerra | Sep. 27, 2018Topics such as gender identity, sexual identity, healthy relationships and consent will be introduced to students in elementary school.
Athens Makers outreach program strives to create lifelong learners
By Baylee DeMuth | Sep. 26, 2018The outreach program — soon to be renamed Discovery Lab — gives kids access to hands-on educational activities.
Ohio University prepares for new musical theater program
By Joseph Stanichar | Sep. 25, 2018Performance majors will choose between acting and musical theater tracks beginning in Fall 2019.
Number of OU students taking summer courses remains stable
By Abby Miller | Sep. 25, 2018The amount of Ohio University students taking summer courses continues to remain at about 15,000.
OU President Duane Nellis addresses lags in university ranking system
By Tedi Delashmet | Sep. 24, 2018OU is ranked No. 454 among all public and private universities in the U.S. by ‘The Wall Street Journal.’
