Hocking readies for cuts
By Alex Westerh | Apr. 4, 2011As colleges’ and universities’ budgets continue to shrink, nearby Hocking College will create an advisory committee to plan for a $2 million cut in funding.
As colleges’ and universities’ budgets continue to shrink, nearby Hocking College will create an advisory committee to plan for a $2 million cut in funding.
In a tragic occurrence last winter, Ohio University student Andrea Robinson died from type-B bacterial meningitis.
The changing shape of journalism is leading to new and unexpected economic models, many of which will be discussed at the third annual Schuneman Symposium beginning tomorrow.
About 15 Ohio University employees attended yesterday’s open forum to evaluate one of the two finalists for the position of director of government relations.
A Canton man was arrested Saturday for the rape of a juvenile in Albany and is being held on $500,000 bail.
An Athens man who was arrested Saturday for robbing an Ohio University student was arraigned in court yesterday.
Those organizing B.o.B’s upcoming concert at Ohio University searched far and wide for an opening act, and they have finally settled on the Far East.
Cellos, violins, electric guitars, laptops and feedback noise systems aren’t instruments you often hear accompanying one another, yet they all will come together for Sonorous Presence: China-U.S. Experimental Music Collaborative tomorrow and Wednesday.
Two finalists will visit Ohio University this month to interview for the university’s chief fundraising position, a job that has been vacant since the end of Fall Quarter.
The road has been long and tough for Ohio during this spring season. This weekend was not any different for the Bobcats.
Ohio University issued a response in the Ohio Court of Claims denying any responsibility for medical malpractice that resulted in a former student having part of her arm amputated.
Judicial cases involving Ohio University students are down, but administrators disagree on why.
Rain kept the Ohio baseball team off the base paths earlier in the week. Yesterday, it was Central Michigan’s pitching.
An active leader for the labor force in Southeast Ohio died last week before he could make it to Columbus to protest the much-debated collective bargaining bill.
Despite not placing high in the standings, the Bobcats saw production.
The Athens Police Department arrested one man for allegedly robbing two people early Saturday morning, while the other suspect remains at large.