It's incredible to see how much support this campus showed for the Re-New Orleans effort! OU's student-run chapter of Habitat for Humanity takes two trips of 25-35 students on week-long builds in the Mississippi gulf and various other disaster relief locations.
Graduate Student Senate's meeting tonight will feature a presentation about a health care plan for graduate students that could end up costing them about 13 percent more in premiums.
This will be the last column I, Aisha Upton, will write for The Post. It was a good run, and I remain hopeful I contributed to the discussion of race relations at Ohio University.
Jenielle Hunt made sure the NCAA East Regional meet was not the last of her career.
The only candidate to respond to Ohio University's call for a top financial officer stressed the importance of involving students in balancing the university's budget at an open forum yesterday.
Instead of using this Memorial Day just to honor veterans, a group is also trying to fight the stigma of mental illness, which affects many veterans.
The president-elect of Ohio University's Student Senate took the position by 827 votes last week after a monthlong campaign, but his journey to the top took 21 years.
O'Bleness Health System announced Tuesday that it will enter into a new management agreement with a larger Columbus-based system in order to improve health care in southeastern Ohio.
A stack of condoms and a stack of stickers sit neatly in the small basket decorated with cupcakes, and every attendee at the meeting of Voices for Planned Parenthood received one of each.
The dean of Ohio University's College of Fine Arts saw a severe drop in faculty and staff approval this year, but a committee within the college attributed the results more to general climate than the dean's performance.
An Athens County Judge ordered a Florida man with rental business ties in Athens to pay more than $1 million in damages, ending the longest-running jury trial and awarding the largest amount of damages to be paid in Athens County.
A local development company has offered to donate a portion of an about 66-acre plot of land to the city of Athens and the Athens County Sheriff's Office with the stipulation that the city install a sewer line on the property.
Fifteen yards - that's the distance between Ohio's Jeremy LaVoie and his target: punter Paul Hershey.
Editor's Note: This is the fifth in a seven-part series examining the evaluations of Ohio University's deans. Seven of 10 Athens deans were evaluated this year.
As colleges and universities across Ohio raise tuition after a two-year freeze, students at Ohio University say they have had enough.
Health officials conducted several tests on food from local restaurant Casa Lopez after a salmonella outbreak poisoned at least 45 people who ate at the restaurant during Ohio University's Moms Weekend, April 30 to May 2.
Ohio had the majority of its athletes compete in the first day of the NCAA East Regional track meet last night.
As the nice weather approaches, the frequency and amount of alcohol consumed increases across campus. These behaviors also are reinforced by the vast amount of fests that seem to multiply each year. These are concerns, but there might be more important concerns around campus as the end of the quarter approaches. I'm talking about the abuse of prescription drugs such as methylphenidate - Ritalin - and amphetamines - Adderall.
With Jesse Neader's SOUND victory in last week's elections, the timeworn stereotype of S.S.D.D. - Same Senate, Different Delegates - finally might be on its way out.
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