Whether a long night at Alden Library or an evening party has students out late, there are sev eral services throughout cam pus aimed to help students get home safely.
In the case of former Ohio assistant coach Jonathon Sheridan, one year is all you need to make a difference.
Given its viral success with YouTube hits such as “The Par ty Rock Anthem” and “Gang nam Style” throughout the past few years, it’s safe to say that people are aware of the Marching 110’s repertoire.
The sounds of crumbling rubble and pounding industrial tools might serve as a reminder of the changes made this sum mer to the university’s land scape and how it will continue to be modified throughout the next decade.
Quiet is the word most closely associated with crimi nal activity during a summer in Athens, yet multiple hap penings managed to make some noise and keep law en forcement stirring during the four-month span.
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While students were off cam pus doing internships, odd jobs and being couch potatoes, Ath ens City Council was still in ses sion. Most of the time.
Deferred maintenance caused costly emergency construction projects this summer, and offi cials are considering a proposal to raise the debt allowance to pay for building upkeep.
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This year, students will see Shakespeare, sharks and a pool on the stages of the Baker and Forum theaters.
A new face will be making major decisions along with Ohio University President Roderick McDavis and the rest of the board of trustees next school year.
A larger incoming class and changes in state funding could result in a budget surplus nearly double what Ohio University of ficials originally expected for this school year.
Editor’s note: Because Del fin Bautista does not identify with one specific gender, the non-gendered “they” is used as a pronoun.
Ohio University has its own competition for an entity to become a club sport. This year, four new organizations have en tered the race.
Even with allegations of wrongdoing that would leave him with some explaining to do, Sheriff Pat Kelly said this sum mer is unlike any other.
From rap to acoustic folk, Ohio has a number of summer festivals to satisfy the eager camper inside every college student looking to expand his or her mind — or just have a cold drink with some friends.
A new school year gives way to a new performing arts sched ule, and this year, Broadway favorites will stand among mu sicians and television stars as part of the Performing Arts and Concert Series.
The schools of Dance, Film and Theater will merge into one this fall after years of work in hopes of making a more creative and streamlined program.
As buildings were assembled throughout campus this summer, so were top administrator teams.
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