Faculty firings cause concern
By Kaitrin McCoy | Apr. 21, 2011Members of Ohio University’s Black Student Union met last night to voice their concerns about the firing of “prominent” multicultural directors.
Members of Ohio University’s Black Student Union met last night to voice their concerns about the firing of “prominent” multicultural directors.
Board of Trustees Full Board Meeting
Ohio University Board of Trustees’ Academics Committee decided yesterday to recommend accepting the academic reviews of eight schools and departments.
A university official presented a new plan at yesterday’s Board of Trustees Audit Committee meeting that would allow the university to assess and combat “uninsurable” risk.
A Buick Rendezvous plowed into an apartment building after the driver lost control of his vehicle at about noon today.
A Pulitzer Prize-nominated Ohio University alumnus died yesterday during an attack in Libya, where the photojournalist was covering fighting between rebels and government forces.
The Athens Bicycle Club is hosting its 10th annual Athens Spring Ride tomorrow. According to its website, the club was founded in 1971.
Ohio University students gathered in Bentley Hall yesterday to hear an ex-cop tell the story of how he changed his mind about the War on Drugs.
Resources and Academic Committees at Board of Trustees
Students had the chance to experience personal stories of people affected by sexual assault, in honor of Take Back the Night week.
(Pictures of animals, gravestones, and metal works can be viewed at ouvictorylap.tumblr.com)
Students will have a chance to take a bite out of Athens tonight when the University Program Council kicks off its quarterly local food party.
In the early 1970s, Ohio University’s financial problems looked rather similar to today’s.
More than 400 people gathered in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial auditorium last night for a screening of award-winning and controversial documentary Gasland.
The women of Ohio University will Take Back the Night this evening by marching throughout campus to raise awareness about sexual assault and domestic violence.
After two difficult weekends, the Bobcats will attempt to pick up some momentum with a solid performance this weekend.
Last time the Bobcats’ scoring reached double digits, coach Joe Carbone gave more credit to the wind blowing through Bob Wren Stadium than Ohio’s hitters.
Increasing temperatures ideally have an inverse effect on the performance of the runners: Their times drop.