Zanesville dean receives mixed reviews from peers in comprehension evaluation
Aug. 27, 2008(Editor's note: This story is the last of a three-part series examining the evaluations of deans of Ohio University's branch campuses.)
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Athens native and ABC producer arrested while covering Democratic National Convention
Aug. 27, 2008An ABC producer and Athens native was arrested while covering the Democratic National Convention in Denver Wednesday.
More students seek financial aid as one federal fund shrinks
Aug. 27, 2008An increasing number of Ohio University students are applying for financial aid at a time when money available through one federal program is shrinking, leaving Pell Grants and unsubsidized loans to absorb the shortfall.
The Verve stays true to roots after 9-year hiatus
Aug. 27, 2008Sometimes it's great to go back to the music of the '90s. Amazingly, amid the boy bands and neon-colored pants, rock with staying power weaseled its way in.
Meal options expand
Aug. 27, 2008Dining services is offering new meal plans to fill the shortage of dining options before the quarter officially begins.
Bobcats to face tough non-conference schedule under new head coach
Aug. 27, 2008A new coach, new game plans and new attitudes are just some of the changes the Ohio volleyball program has made for the upcoming season.
Former Bobcat sees success with staff
Aug. 27, 2008Jim Grobe has come a long way since his days in Athens.
Police chief steps down to join family in Cincinnati
Aug. 27, 2008Ohio University Police Department Chief Michael Martinsen announced yesterday he was stepping down to take a new position closer to family in Cincinnati.
Hocking under investigation again
Aug. 20, 2008The Ohio auditor announced last week that her office is investigating potential fraud and theft at Hocking College, making it the third state investigation of the college since last fall.
Former branch dean receives lowest rating
Aug. 20, 2008Ohio University's Lancaster Branch Dean Mary Ann Janosik received a 52 percent approval rating from faculty during her evaluation, the lowest of the branch campus deans, but announced her plans to leave the college before those results were available.
Sheriff finds leads in bank robbery
Aug. 20, 2008The Athens County Sheriff's Office is pursuing a person of interest in their investigation of a bank robbery that they believe could be connected to two fake pipe bombs left in the area on the morning of the robbery.
Field Hockey: Ohio hopes to rekindle magic, build upon success
Aug. 20, 2008After claiming the Mid-American Conference title two years straight and getting a taste of the NCAA tournament in 2007, the Ohio field hockey team takes the field this year only looking forward.
Student Affairs unveils new fee to cure Hudson
Aug. 20, 2008After reaching the conclusion that the only way to fix Hudson Health Center is to raise more money, Ohio University's division of Student Affairs is introducing a $40 health fee this fall that they have started advertising around campus.
Green With Envy: Environmentalism a fact of life in Bay Area
Aug. 20, 2008San Francisco has brought to my attention some simple ways to be more eco-conscious, but it also has enlightened me as to the thought process about what it takes to be green.
Smokers can still light up on campus
Aug. 20, 2008Just two years ago it wasn't unusual to leave a Court Street bar with the distinct smell of cigarette smoke attached to your clothing and hair. For hundreds of schools across the country, smoking has not only vanished from the bars, but from the campus entirely.
Football preview: Expectations higher than ever
Aug. 20, 2008All camp players and coaches alike have said that they believe this is OhioG
Soccer: Bobcats look to regain footing after tough year
Aug. 20, 2008Following a season filled with disappointments, the Ohio soccer team hopes to make some improvements in 2008.
Professor publishes new college rankings
Aug. 20, 2008US News and World Report has traditionally cornered the market on ranking and reviewing four-year colleges, but now an Ohio University professor has teamed up with Forbes.com to offer an alternative.
The Dandy Warhols out of this world
Aug. 20, 2008Alternative music has morphed into a subculture of pop/rock in the last few years. But with the newest album from The Dandy Warhols, the music world gets to see what alternative music used to mean when popularity didn't matter.
Improving our schools
Aug. 20, 2008Area educators met at Baker University Center Ballroom Monday to view Gov. Ted Strickland's speech on K-12 education reform via video feed and to make their own suggestions for strengthening a hobbling system.
