Ohio University plans to increase tuition by 6 percent for the 2005-06 academic year, with a similar increase possible the following year, said OU President Roderick McDavis at his press conference yesterday.
I recently received a copy of an article from the January-February 2005 edition of Academe. The article, written by Dr. Kevin Mattson and entitled Why 'Active Learning' Can Be Perilous to the Profession
This summer, Athens County residents will have the opportunity to purchase Athens County
TOKYO -Two centuries after the dawn of the industrial age, the world today took its first concerted step to roll back the emission of greenhouse gases believed linked to climate change with the enactment of the Kyoto global warming pact.
Not an hour after my Memo to Miami column ran last week did my inbox overflow with messages from disgruntled Miami alumni.
Sometimes Ohio University employees come as a package. When a prospect is offered a position at OU, it is not uncommon for the offeree to make it known that his or her spouse, significant other or partner is also in need of hire, said Bill Smith, executive assistant to the president for institutional equity.
An Ohio University graduate student assisted a local effort to advance the Planned Parenthood Federation of America's mission to promote an understanding of human sexuality.
JERUSALEM -Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said yesterday that Israel is prepared to make painful compromises for peace
A small group met in the Bunch of Grapes Room in Baker University Center last Sunday night to discuss what many college students might consider a long-lost pastime -reading for pleasure.
Residents of Stonehill Subdivision, just outside of The Plains, said they have had enough with a poorly built road in their subdivision and are taking their complaints to the Athens County Commissioners.
Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself.
WASHINGTON -A federal appeals court yesterday upheld a ruling against two reporters who could go to jail for refusing to divulge their sources to investigators probing the leak of an undercover CIA officer's name to the media.
Forward Erin Isbell was the spark that ignited the flame in the Ohio women's basketball team's biggest win of the season when she scored 10 of her 13 points in less than a minute.
Mark Gaffney, vice president of the Ohio University College Democrats, began his incoherent piece in the Feb. 10 edition of The Post with Democrats
BAGHDAD, Iraq -U.S. troops fought insurgents in a central Baghdad neighborhood yesterday and a Turkish businessman held hostage for almost two months was released after his family reportedly paid a ransom.
From edible lotions to the nasty alphabet game, the latest craze among some Ohio University students -sex toy parties -has given a whole new meaning to the phrase girls' night out.
Ohio University students in the dorms live together, eat together and get sick together, especially during Winter Quarter.
In response to Stephen Mette's letter in the February 15th edition of The Post titled People need education
The system of education in Ohio is changing, giving more students options to enroll in community schools or to use vouchers in 70 of Ohio's failing schools.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -Gov. Bob Taft's proposed budget for the first time lumps most of the funding for his OhioReads initiative, once his top policy priority, together with other state reading programs.
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