Campus visitors face repercussions at home
May 11, 2010Students from 12 Ohio colleges and universities who were arrested over the Palmerfest weekend will likely face consequences at their schools despite being off campus.
Students from 12 Ohio colleges and universities who were arrested over the Palmerfest weekend will likely face consequences at their schools despite being off campus.
As the presidential candidates for Ohio University's Student Senate enter their second debate, they see eye to eye on one point - they want to disagree on something.
Soccer fans, it's almost time for the greatest tournament on Earth. That's right, the FIFA World Cup.
Administrators have promised tenure and tenure-track faculty merit raises if Ohio University meets its enrollment targets next year, which would require about 100 additional in-state students or 50 out-of-state students. OU budget planners say it is too soon to tell whether those goals will be met, or if they are realistic.
Once a month at an uptown bar, fog seeps under the doors, lasers dart across the room and techno music echoes off the walls.
Ohio University announced yesterday its plans to launch a national search for a new director of University Judiciaries following an internal reorganization of the Division of Student Affairs.
For all Ohio University's talk of pushing equality, it still lacks a very important benefit for its employees.
Bleak, dark and British noir, not only in tone but in cinematography, the Red Riding trilogy of films weaves the tale of a hunt to find a serial killer, based on the true-to-life Yorkshire Ripper.
Every year around this time, I get into the same argument with people. As hard as I try, I rarely convince anyone. The Stanley Cup Playoffs are, hands down, the best postseason in all sports.
Ohio University's student center will remain open Sundays and until at least 10 p.m. during the week next year - a compromise based on student input.
Boston band Dear Havanah returns to Ohio University tonight as a part of a tour to promote an upcoming album.
As public policy issues go, climate change is as thorny as they come. Congress, federal agencies, environmental groups, industries and state governments have wrangled for decades over ways and means to clean up pollution without crippling the economy.
Marika Lee Staff Writer ml147009@ohiou.edu
Neither cats nor steel fare well when wet, so the Panthers and Bobcats decided to stay indoors yesterday instead of meeting on a soggy day in the Steel City.
During Memorial Day weekend, a group of 50 students will skip a long weekend of parties and instead spend time helping people still experiencing the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
As an OU alumnus, I read with great dismay The Post's May 6th editorial, To the huddle. To use that great phrase: What are you smoking? Let me get this right. Even though the Editorial Board does not know if the numbers would mean saving or losing money in the long run
Athens City Council discussed at yesterday's meeting an ordinance that would add a new item to the Nov. 2 ballot to increase the percentage of Athens residents' income tax that goes toward street rehabilitation.
In response to the fires that occurred at this year's Palmerfest and High Fest, Athens police will take a zero-tolerance attitude toward unlawful conduct at upcoming fests.
For The National, High Violet should have been its most difficult record to manufacture. For any band attempting to persist after heavy recent success, this particular album in the sequence is the most challenging.