Post Editiorial: Admins should consider alternate tuition models
Nov. 14, 2012When state funding for education is dropping, it is reasonable for Ohio University to declare that it needs to change something to plug holes in its budget.
When state funding for education is dropping, it is reasonable for Ohio University to declare that it needs to change something to plug holes in its budget.
My name is Logan Rice, and I am a student at Ohio University. I am writing in regard to the article Will Drabold wrote on Nov. 8, titled “Market Mark-ups: Campus market prices higher than retail’s.” Since I am a current student, I have experienced the backlash from some of these price markups. The article made me realize the Ohio University markets are a scam. Although buying groceries off campus would help fix the price markup on campus, it is a huge inconvenience for many underclassmen.
The Ohio basketball program is not only known for its track record of a winning tradition, but also for its historic venues that have stood against the test of time.
The last time the Board of Trustees met on campus at Ohio University, the 2012 Summer Olympics were about to begin.
By Meryl Gottlieb | mg986611@ohiou.edu | @buzzlightmeryl
Ohio Board of Regents named Regent Vinny Gupta as the interim chair of the board during Monday’s meeting.
The Ohio University Governance Committee did not have any resolutions to discuss on at Thursday’s meeting.
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Three Ohio University administrators presented about budgetary models at Wednesday’s Student Senate meeting.
With the help of a friend, 17-year-old Megan Lea Morgan was found at a house in Athens after a 14-hour search.
Only hours after the Ohio University Board of Trustees had discussed the
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees will not satisfy a request made by the Athens County Historical Society & Museum to discuss at trustee meetings the demolition of a building at The Ridges.
Ohio University has named John "Mike" Geringer as the new executive director of the Center for International Business Education and Development and as the new O’Bleness professor of International strategy on Thursday.
As Ohio is preparing for the Mid-American Conference Tournament to begin Friday, the rest of the MAC will have its sights set on the No. 1 seeded Bobcats, who dominated the conference in the regular season.
With two and a half minutes remaining in the first half Wednesday, Ball State junior quarterback Keith Wenning dropped back and handed the ball to junior wide receiver Jamill Smith. Instead of continuing to play the fake, Wenning kept running upfield, where he gathered a 17-yard pass from Smith.
Folk and bluegrass are still an integral part of Appalachian culture and three bands are going to prove it with a night filled with gritty harmonies and fast fiddles.
A representative from Bain & Company will speak on campus this week, as part of a conference organized by the Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity at Ohio University.