Student accused of setting fires in Tiffin Hall pleads not guilty
By Marika Lee | Apr. 3, 2013An Ohio University student pleaded not guilty Wednesday to setting fires in Tiffin Hall in February.
An Ohio University student pleaded not guilty Wednesday to setting fires in Tiffin Hall in February.
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Ohio University’s Division of Student Affairs announced three finalists for the Dean of Students position Thursday afternoon.
Coming off a weekend with two competitions and several season bests, the Bobcats are ready to head into their first home meet of the season, competing in the annual team challenge and distance open.
It’s striking how influential the media can be on its audience. The media is responsible for getting us, the audience, to obtain whatever opinions they think will make the most money. ESPN, in particular, is able to sculpt our minds like Michelangelo with marble.
Brick paths and blackboards bear chalked evidence of Ohio University students’ resentment after a popular professor was denied tenure.
According to a 2012 Gallup poll, just 58 percent of Americans would vote for a Muslim presidential candidate nominated by their political party. By contrast, 94 percent of respondents said they would vote for their party’s candidate if that candidate were Catholic.
Students fund more than half of Ohio University’s budget, but some of them feel they have no concrete role in deciding how their cash is spent.
When Keven Lightner, Ohio offensive line coach, walks through the Peden Stadium weight room, he more often than not sees one of “his guys,” past or present.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
If a team were 8.5 games under .500 nearing the halfway point of the season, it would be time to sound the alarm, yes?
Take Back the Night Week at Ohio University will continue Wednesday night when an activist and childhood sexual abuse survivor takes the stage for the week’s keynote event.
The Board of Trustees will convene in a little more than two weeks in Walter Hall.
Ohio University might have a reputation for being haunted, but Tuesday evening the campus was visited by a new set of ghouls.
The next Ohio University student trustee is a former tour guide and peer mentor who says bringing student interests to the attention of the Board of Trustees will be his top priority.
A bill signed by Gov. John Kasich on Friday that is meant to create a more fair and uniform law could make it harder for citizens to repeal or put forth legislation through initiatives and referendums.
About 25 people circled around a fire Tuesday night and, one by one, burned names from their pasts.
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Student trustee voting rights have been put in front of Ohio’s General Assembly yet again, and Ohio University is one of the “non-believers” in the legislation.