Ohio University's Title IX coordinator resigns, university will restructure leadership
By Megan Henry | Nov. 18, 2015Inya Baiye, whose salary was $100,000 for the 2015-16 academic year, had worked at OU since Oct. 17, 2011.
Inya Baiye, whose salary was $100,000 for the 2015-16 academic year, had worked at OU since Oct. 17, 2011.
Zacciah Saltzman was named co-offensive player of the year for the Southeast Ohio district.
Choral Union, percussionists, pianists and more will fill MemAud's stage Sunday.
We're back! We got our equipment fixed after a very long hiatus and basketball started. Some people won MLB awards. Everyone hates Cam Newton but they're acting like it's about the kids. BASKETBALL.
The meeting, hosted by the Bureau of Land Management, came after the announcement that it is considering about 31,900 acres of land in Wayne National Forest for oil and gas purposes, including land in Athens County.
As many coaches across the country are calling it quits, Ohio's Frank Solich presses forward with his nearly 50-year career.
Student urges people to speak up when they hear others degrading women.
In light of John Kasich’s pledge to keep refugees out of Ohio, columnist Daniel Kington argues our response to the attacks in Paris should not be to bar refugees or revamp the war on terror, but to fight back against the systems he claims are responsible for terrorism.
Students who have completed their housing requirement of living on campus for two years but want to continuing living in residence halls during the 2016-17 academic year must complete a form by Friday to be considered during the first review process.
Ohio defeats Ball State in the season's home finale and prepares to face Northern Illinois next week.
Almost all of OU’s dorms will switch from key to swipe access by the end of the upcoming summer.
Four seniors studying dance will perform final projects throughout the week.
Love Alive will be performing this Friday at Casa Nueva this Friday as part of the “Clowin’ With ColorDance” show.
Columnist Erin Davoran stresses the importance of talking to family and friends about current events, even if they're controversial.
The 2004 comedy-drama is worth watching again and again because of its timeless morals.
Starbucks has decided to take a very different approach to the holiday season this year.
He's been on ABC News and the Huffington Post.
Just in time for finals, experts and students weigh in about the most effective study tips.
A bill to defund Planned Parenthood passed the state house of representatives Tuesday.
Ohio has its best offensive performance in 18 years.