OU sustainability funding restricts student initiatives
By Liz Partsch | Apr. 5Students and faculty believe OU could widen its sustainability approach with a Green Fee
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OU no longer offers Russian-related courses
By Katie Millard | Jan. 25This semester marks the first time at Ohio University in 75 years that no Russian-related courses will be taught.
From the Editor’s Desk: The importance of investigative reporting
By Ashley Beach and Hannah Campbell | Nov. 30The 50th anniversary of Title IX reflects the importance of investigative reporting.
Boyd Hall residents faced confusion, frustration while in quarantine dorms
By Abby Miller | Oct. 28, 2020Students expressed their frustrations over meals, communication and the university’s lack of planning.
Here are the most common reasons why people are being transported by EMS in Athens County
By Ashton Nichols | June 11, 2019The city of Athens had the most ambulance transports in 2018.
Lady B’s Fried Chicken closes; lawsuit filed against owners
By Ashton Nichols | May 16, 2019The restaurant was open for about six months.
Why most sexual assaults in Athens aren’t prosecuted
By Maggie Campbell | Apr. 10, 2019In cases that aren’t prosecuted, there is often insufficient evidence or the survivor doesn’t respond or cooperate.
OU student served raw chicken at Nelson Dining Hall
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 17, 2019A university spokesperson said Ohio was not made aware of the incident.
More students swipe into Ping at start of semesters
By Taylor Johnston | Feb. 18, 2019New Year’s resolutions aren’t the only reason why swipes at Ping Recreation Center increase.
Energy use at Ohio University has increased in past five years
By Taylor Johnston | Feb. 13, 2019While the university has plans in place to decrease the use of the different utilities on campus, other outside factors may affect its energy consumption.
Former LGBT director spent thousands on meals and personal purchases, audit says
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 1, 2019About $6,300 in expenses were found to violate university policy.
Meet the student who initiated an investigation into Athens City School District’s Title IX policies
By Maggie Campbell | Jan. 30, 2019Emmalyn Brown started a petition in August asking for the removal of a school board member.
Removed LGBT Center director had positive work record
By Bailey Gallion | Jan. 30, 2019A ‘Post’ records request returned positive evaluations and no disciplinary actions for delfin bautista.
Ohio University sees 28 bed bug cases in one year
By Taylor Johnston | Dec. 5, 2018Ohio University sees an increase in cases of bed bugs during the 2017-18 academic year.
Hotels and McDonald's: How OU President Duane Nellis used his university credit card in his first year
By Taylor Johnston | Nov. 28, 2018Transaction receipts from President Duane Nellis’ Ohio University credit card show how much he has spent during his first year in office.
Students suing OU were denied treatment at Counseling and Psychological Services
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 15, 2018Christine Adams and Susanna Hempstead went months without psychological treatment after CPS refused to treat them.
Here's where and when undercover officers arrest the most people in Athens
By Ashton Nichols | Nov. 15, 2018Agents with the Ohio Investigative Unit have arrested more than 900 people in the past five years.
OU makes millions from unused meal swipes
By Morgan Beard | Sep. 6, 2018Because swipes expire and cost more than their value at markets, students may be getting much less for their money than they realize.
The university spends thousands maintaining emergency phones. They’re mostly used for prank calls.
By Ashton Nichols | Aug. 28, 2018Police can’t remember them being used in an emergency.
