Meet the new director of OU's Counseling and Psychological Services
The new director of CPS, Paul Castelino, looks forward to his position.
Attorney General Mike DeWine wants to mandate tuition guarantees in universities and reduce student testing in K-12 public schools
Both Mike DeWine and Richard Cordray want to regulate college tuition costs and reduce K-12 testing. ...
Student Senate: One bill and two resolutions passed Wednesday
Student Senate condemned House Bill 658, appointed a new senator and passed a budget for a speaker.
Meet the new director of OU's Counseling and Psychological Services
The new director of CPS, Paul Castelino, looks forward to his position.
The majority of fire alarms on OU's campus? They're false alarms
Most fire alarms are caused by benign items.
Attorney General Mike DeWine wants to mandate tuition guarantees in universities and reduce student testing in K-12 public schools
Both Mike DeWine and Richard Cordray want to regulate college tuition costs and reduce K-12 testing.
Athens residents express concerns for safety
Residents are concerned for both their own and students’ safety after recent sexual assault reports.
Student Senate: One bill and two resolutions passed Wednesday
Student Senate condemned House Bill 658, appointed a new senator and passed a budget for a speaker.
Athens businesses receive training for bystander intervention
The businesses were trained through the Active Bystander Coalition and Better Bystanders training program.
New Wi-Fi causes connectivity issues for some students
There have been about 68 Wi-Fi requests since the beginning of Fall Semester.
OUPD receives report of sexual imposition
This is the 11th report of sexual assault to OUPD and APD since the Fall Semester began.
Police Blotter: Drunken students give police their fake IDs; handgun found in cup
Also, a chainsaw was reportedly stolen, and a student was found passed out in River Park’s parking lot.
Graduate Student Senate: Two executive members step down; body discusses funding issues
The body also heard from recently appointed Assistant Dean of Students Kathy Fahl.
OU President Nellis praises alumni and staff during State of the University address
OU President Duane Nellis honored alumni and discussed the university’s past, present and future Tuesday.
Coming Up Short: Why Ohio has seen a decrease in student educators
Fewer college students want to become educators due to intense scrutiny, standardized testing and inadequate resources.
Ohio Inspector General determines ‘appearance of impropriety’ in dealings between OU, local realtor
The investigation lasted more than three years.
Lotsa hosts day of sexual assault awareness
The pizza restaurant held the event to raise awareness about sexual assault and to raise money for the Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program.
Student Senate: Body to condemn 'Parent's Right Bill' and pass a resolution
The bill is to condemn House Bill 658, and the resolution will discuss funding.
Faculty Senate: Members discuss sexual assault on campus, resolution on calendar days
Members met for the first time this academic year Monday night.
OUPD officers teach self-defense to students
OUPD officers discussed and taught self-defense techniques to students.
City Council: Members discuss parking meters, historical building and Wastewater Treatment Plant
Smart meters might be added uptown to increase business and increase use of the parking garage.
Ohio Democrats claim Rep. Stivers’ other job makes him unable to represent his district
Steve Stivers is the chairman of the NRCC and a brigadier general in the Ohio Army National Guard.
