OU identifies funding for new health center
Mar. 30, 2008If the Board of Trustees approves plans for a new campus health facility in April, Ohio University students will finance part of the debt through a mandatory fee starting 2011.
If the Board of Trustees approves plans for a new campus health facility in April, Ohio University students will finance part of the debt through a mandatory fee starting 2011.
A female Ohio University student who reported her abduction last month admitted the event had not occurred, according to an OU press release.
This letter is written to correct certain misunderstandings about me in Sydney Epps' response (The Post, March 10) to my article about diversity in Ohio's public universities (The Post, March 5). Sydney's letter reflected misunderstandings of diversity policy as well, but I will let them slide for now. To avoid misunderstanding her, I afforded Sydney the opportunity to proof this letter, a courtesy that she did not afford to me and a responsibility to journalistic integrity that she as a journalism student will hopefully soon learn.
Following his 1-2 showing at the NCAA Championships last Friday in St. Louis, Germane Lindsey used one word over and over again to describe what the competition meant to him.Experience.
After Ohio let an early 3-0 lead slip away yesterday against Western Michigan, Matt Stiffler couldn't help but recall last season's struggles.
Response to Ashley Herzog's column Despite Feminist denial
Chipotle-craving Athens residents can snag a free burrito Thursday at the opening of the restaurant's long-awaited Athens location.
Because of coach Frank Solich's involvement in Ohio's search for a new athletic director, the Ohio football team will not open spring practice today. Instead, the Bobcats will kick off their first of 15 spring sessions Wednesday.
The Ohio softball team stayed busy over spring break, competing in 12 games in four states.
Around 100 Ohio University students will not receive low-interest federal loans because of a funding shortage of about $400,000.
It brings a smile to my face to see good news about the environment as opposed to animals going extinct, chemicals all over the place and everybody and their uncles trying to build more coal-fired power plants. For instance, Reuters is reporting that for the first time in 20 years, Americans are driving less. Now while the number isn't incredibly huge ' 0.4 percent fewer miles driven in 2007 ' it remains a symbol that people are starting to change their driving habits, most likely because the expensive cost of gas, but it is still leaving a positive affect on the environment.
For most, the upcoming weeks will bring the excitement of warming temperatures and the triumphant return to the outdoors. But the Ohio track and field team was looking forward to getting outside long before the majority.
Many of golf's greats have won on the hallowed grounds of Pinehurst. Unfortunately, the Bobcats couldn't add their names to the list.
After 32 years at Ohio University, John Kotowski, associate vice president for Facilities, announced last week he will retire effective Sept. 30.
It's all I've been hearing the past couple of weeks: Either Clinton or McCain
In looking to curb the greed and corruption in America, we turn to our good neighbors of the North: Canada. Examining the Sale of Goods Act 1960 and amended Act of 1996
Following his 1-2 showing at the NCAA Championships last Friday in St. Louis, Germane Lindsey used one word over and over again to describe what the competition meant to him.
Ohio University, which will establish a graduate college in the fall, hired its dean last week.
Six members of Ohio University's forensics team defeated competitors from 41 other schools to win the Novice National Forensics Championships at the University of West Florida this past weekend.