OU to host social media campaign for International Women’s Day
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 3, 2021With the month of March comes International Women’s Month, and this year OU has decided to host a COVID-friendly celebration via Instagram and Twitter.
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Demonstrators gather on College Green in support of OU non-renewed instructional faculty
By Claire Schiopota and Ryan Maxin | Mar. 3, 2021Both students and faculty attended the event to express their support.
OU to host in-person graduation ceremonies with virtual option for spring graduates
By Maya Morita and Molly Wilson | Mar. 3, 2021In-person commencement ceremonies will be available for 2021 graduates over the course of five days.
Graduate Student Senate: Candidates preparing for upcoming election
By Bekah Bostick | Mar. 3, 2021Candidates are getting ready to campaign for the upcoming election and the debate March 16.
Hillary and Chelsea Clinton speak to OU about their book, importance of women in health care
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 2, 2021Most of the conversation was centered around their book, The Book of Gutsy Women: Favorite Stories of Courage and Resilience.
Faculty Senate: Concerns expressed about Deb Shaffer; results from Board of Trustees meeting discussed
By Anna Millar | Mar. 2, 2021The Board of Trustees met at the same time as the Faculty Senate regarding Yusuf Kalyango’s tenure status.
Emmanuel Acho to replace Chris Harrison in ‘Bachelor’ special; ‘The Post’ announces next year’s editor-in-chief
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 2, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
Board of Trustees requests reconsideration of Faculty Senate special committee report on Yusuf Kalyango
By Claire Schiopota | Mar. 2, 2021The Board of Trustees spent several hours in executive session before voting.
City Council: Future Union Street District redevelopment plans; plans to update current city code with more consistent, inclusive language
By Mary Jane Sanese | Mar. 1, 2021An ordinance introduced Monday would designate the Union Street district as a downtown redevelopment district improvement project.
Men's Basketball: How to watch Ohio's rematch at Kent State
By J.L. Kirven | Mar. 1, 2021Ohio can’t wait for its round two with Kent State.
Necessary Roughness: Ohio looks to bounce back against Kent State, women's basketball anticipates return to the court
By J.L. Kirven , Jack Gleckler and Tee Willis | Mar. 1, 2021Sometimes you’ve just gotta get rough.
Soccer: 2021 season preview
By Maria Monesi | Mar. 1, 2021Ohio soccer kicks its season off against Miami
Two OU fraternities receive cease and desist notices, under investigation
By Abby Miller | Mar. 1, 2021Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Phi Alpha received the letters in early February.
Ben's Banter: The Cavaliers are on a downward spiral after West Coast road trip
By Ben Belinger | Mar. 1, 2021The Cavaliers have hit the low point of their season.
Q&A: Color of Music Collective founder Mia Van Allen elevates LGBTQ+ community, people of color
By Hannah Burkhart | Mar. 1, 2021Van Allen founded Color of Music Collective in May 2020.
TV Review: Wanda's pain is explained, another Easter egg is revealed on 'WandaVision'
By Jack Hiltner | Mar. 1, 2021The trauma of Wanda Maximoff never got much screen time, but episode 8 opened doors in Wanda’s psyche, showing just how much pain she’s endured.
Softball: Ohio swept in weekend series at East Carolina
By Will Franciscus | Mar. 1, 2021The Pirates outscored Ohio 22-5 over three games.
After nearly two semesters, students are still struggling in online classes
By Molly Wilson | Mar. 1, 2021While many students have adapted to the online learning environment to the best of their ability, some still struggle with virtual learning.
OU Army ROTC adapts to COVID-19
By Juliana Colant | Mar. 1, 2021Army ROTC implements new protocols.
New ‘History of Now’ course places current events into historical context
By Lauren Serge | Mar. 1, 2021Professor of history Kevin Mattson created the new course “The History of Now,“ which studies present-day events and issues and reflects on their historical relevance.
