Ohio University's new executive vice president and provost Pam Benoit spoke with senate for the first time last night, discussing budgets, possible program cuts and funding for Intercollegiate Athletics.
Eight new trustees have joined the Ohio University Foundation board, seven of which are OU alumni.
After ending last season with a CSCHL Tournament Championship, the Bobcats opened their season strong with two wins at home against Mercyhurst. Ohio won 3-1 on Friday then followed it up with a 5-0 romping of the Lakers on Saturday night.
I should begin by saying I hate the dorms. I hate the smell of them. I hate when RAs hold those quaint informal mandatory hall meetings. But most of all, I hate that I was subjected to two years of their horrors.
A former Ohio University professor who lost a defamation lawsuit against OU is appealing the Ohio Court of Claims' ruling.
When financial troubles caused juicycampus.com, a site that allowed students to anonymously post rumors, shut down in February, the news came as a relief to many at Ohio University.
Ohio's fourth-place finishes encouraged coach Clay Calkins.
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Sheriff's deputies arrested a local man last week after a 17-year-old girl reported that he had raped her.
After facing a tough early season schedule, Ohio got a much-needed win against Robert Morris on Friday.
Local law enforcement officers uprooted 600 marijuana plants around Athens and Vinton counties on Friday.
Several groups on campus provide events and activities that focus on the often-unnoticed culture behind music, dance and art.
Ohio's offense used some help from a freshman to break through.
Despite having chances to grab momentum in both matches this weekend, the Bobcats could not capitalize.
As part of the International Studies Forum, Fulbright Fellow Mustafa Izzuddin spoke to a nearly full Walter Hall auditorium Friday afternoon about globalization within an Indian native group called the Dawoodi Bohras.
A young woman walks down Union Street at 12:30 a.m. with a slice of GoodFella's in her hand. She lifts it to her mouth and it topples from her hand onto the pavement.
The logic surrounding Evan Schwartz's guest column in Friday's Post is flawed at best, dangerous at worst. I only find myself thankful he is not an OU student. The suggestion that Ritalin, or any brand name of methylphenidate, should be offered over the counter merely because students would have an increased ability to improve their grades suggests we begin a slippery-slope analysis of what should truly be a prescription drug in our nation. Given that Schwartz relies on no scientific evidence and only a 2004
The Bobcats' seventh-place finish at the Cardinal Classic was similar to last season's result.
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