McDonald’s flips its golden arches upside down for International Women’s Day
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 8, 2018It happened at 100 locations.
It happened at 100 locations.
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It's Women's History Month. We compiled a collection of articles to celebrate women in Athens and Ohio University.
Middleton has been dean of Patton College of Education since 2006.
In the 1960s, the most important thing about being a college woman was being a lady, according to the 1964-65 “You, the Coed” handbook.
From Cutler Hall to the Dean of Students Office, female administrators fight to be taken seriously.
The form of birth control can prevent pregnancy for up to 12 years.
Housing and Residence Life Executive Director Pete Trentacoste gave a presentation outlining future plans for residence halls.
Common fest charges included underage drinking and public urination.
Green Beer Day was busier last year, a bartender at The Overhang said.
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At a Tuesday event, Brie Sivy described how an OUPD detective helped her start recovering from trauma.
Body members passed four resolutions at the Tuesday night meeting.
He proposed after his very public breakup.
She met a handful of her suitors.
The body will also vote to purchase donuts for International Women’s Day.
The decision to revise the plan follows a lawsuit from the Center for Biological Diversity.
Buy that lager sooner rather than later.
Here are some of the best tweets from women to celebrate the beginning of Women’s History Month.
OU President Duane Nellis and interim Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs brought their concerns about the act to Faculty Senate.