Interim EVP looks back on nearly 40 years at OU
By Lauren Fisher | Sep. 7, 2017After a year of retirement, Descutner stepped into the spotlight as the university’s interim president.
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Nellis’ salary reflects officials’ confidence in his abilities
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 7, 2017OU’s newest president is the third highest-paid employee at the university.
Nellis hopes to continue strong relations with City of Athens during presidency
By Bennett Leckrone | Sep. 7, 2017President Duane Nellis has a long history of working with city administrations during previous presidencies.
Here’s how you can reach President Nellis this year
By Maggie Campbell | Sep. 7, 2017The university president will be available by email, in person and during scheduled events.
President Duane Nellis loved concerts, met his wife during his college years
By Maddie Capron | Sep. 7, 2017He saw bands like Doobie Brothers and Beach Boys at Montana State University.
Duane Nellis working to use student leaders’ voices in leadership
By Maddie Capron | Sep. 7, 2017Nellis plans to have regular one-on-one meetings with the Graduate Student Senate and Student Senate presidents.
Duane Nellis has had open communication with faculty and staff since he has arrived at OU
By Sarah M. Penix | Sep. 7, 2017Faculty Senate will hold regular meetings with Duane Nellis, he will continue the tradition of opening Senate meetings.
As Trump moves to end DACA, OU discusses next steps
By Madeleine Peck | Sep. 6, 2017Students, faculty and administration met Wednesday to talk about the university’s actions moving forward.
Student Senate: Body reinforces commitment to sustainability
By Anastasia Nicholas | Sep. 6, 2017The senate passed four resolutions during its Wednesday night meeting.
Hocking College to test medical marijuana; Trump administration announces DACA end
By Maddie Capron | Sep. 6, 2017Short on time? Here's a look at this week's most notable headlines.
Fantasy Football is more popular than the actual game itself
By Matt Parker | Sep. 6, 2017And it lives up to the hype.
Police Blotter: Thief reportedly steals porch swing, refrigerator and more
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 6, 2017Officers wrote 27 weed citations on campus.
5 tips for grocery shopping and making tasty, healthy meals on a budget
By Jessica Hill | Sep. 6, 2017College life is busy, but when you plan ahead and shop on track, you can eat well.
Campout to take place at Alden; Hocking College potentially to serve as a marijuana lab
By Chuck Greenlee | Sep. 6, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
'American Horror Story: Cult' season premiere looks to the Trump presidency
By Taylor Johnston | Sep. 6, 2017American Horror Story: Cult scared fans without witches and ghosts, but with a harsh look at political reality.
City Council: Preparations for Halloween Block Party underway
By Bennett Leckrone | Sep. 6, 2017The council also debated the salary of the newly-appointed director of Arts, Parks and Recreation.
Campus activists prepare for a year of action and solidarity
By Madeleine Peck | Sep. 6, 2017Here's a breakdown of activist organizations on campus.
Athens Women's Recovery Center to open January 2018
By Abbey Marshall | Sep. 5, 2017The center will fill an unsatisfied need for women struggling with addiction in Athens.
'Friends with benefits' a growing trend among college students
By Meghan Morris | Sep. 5, 2017Many people want a sexual relationship that’s more casual, and FWB gives them the opportunity to bond with someone without the effort or emotions of a partnership.
Student Senate: Body to vote on four resolutions
By Anastasia Nicholas | Sep. 5, 2017The body also released a statement regarding President Trump's call to end DACA.
