Decision upheld in ruling of Delta Tau Delta suspension
Feb. 10, 2010Ohio University officially suspended Delta Tau Delta yesterday, months after the city and university charged the fraternity with hazing its pledges.
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'Providing the opportunity'
Feb. 10, 2010what would they do? said Pat Fox, enrollment manager at Lancaster.
Hey Baby What's Your Sine: Alcohol leaves students with missed chances
Feb. 9, 2010I am about to take you on a journey, one that many OU students experience. It is a journey of love and loss. A journey of two best friends turned enemies. This trip details the travels of Ethyl Allie Alcohol and Adam blood and guts Cuervo.
Student Senate: Discussion to focus on Athletics' worth
Feb. 9, 2010Ohio University Student Senate will host a discussion on the value of Intercollegiate Athletics at its meeting tonight.
Basketball: Arc to Triumph
Feb. 9, 2010coach John Groce said. (Yesterday) we practiced as well as we've probably practiced all year
Printmakers to sell original works, fund Guild functions
Feb. 9, 2010Ohio University art students will raise money for the OU Print Guild by selling their art this week.
Post Letter: Immature blog poorly represents student body
Feb. 9, 2010a poorly-managed and under-edited blog not only reinforces imposed societal standards of sexism and ignorance, but glorifies activities founded in poor judgment.
Original Freedom Rider to chronicle experiences
Feb. 9, 2010An original Freedom Rider from 1961 and a man who documented the group's experiences will visit Ohio University today.
Snow-covered branches bend under pressure
Feb. 9, 2010Slippery snow proved problematic for Ohio University students, forcing four of the university's five branch campuses to close early yesterday.
Regional campuses retain regular growth despite monetary crisis affecting Athens
Feb. 9, 2010Editor's Note: This is the third in a five-part series on Ohio University's regional campuses.
Administrators to examine budget cut recommendations
Feb. 9, 2010Department heads were forced to make tough decisions about their budgets last week, submitting recommendations as to how they would slash 5 or 10 percent of their funding. Now, two of Ohio University's top administrators must choose which of those recommendations to pass on to the president.
