Here's what OU President Duane Nellis did last week in D.C.
By Maddie Capron | Sep. 11, 2017Nellis co-signed a letter to Congressional delegation in support of the DACA program.
Nellis co-signed a letter to Congressional delegation in support of the DACA program.
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About 2.5 million Ohioans lack broadband access.
The return of 'Grey's Anatomy' and the debut of 'Young Sheldon' are just some of the shows you should have on your radar this fall.
When Election Day rolls around in November, here are the issues and positions Athens voters wil have on their ballots.
The Aspiring Doctors Pre-college Pipeline Program and the OU+REACH Discovery Series work to bring opportunity to high school students.
The student trustees hope to increase communication between the Board of Trustees and students.
Two houseguests are sent to the jury house on BB19.
The policy bans demonstrations, rallies, public speech-making, picketing, sit-ins and more.
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A roundup of the week's upbeat stories.
The amendment mandates all Ohio public schools instruct students on the positive effects of organ donation.
Products such as mace and defensive keychains can help students stay safe on campus.
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Ohio University opts for off-campus housing allowance for Nellis presidency.
Settling into his third university president, Duane Nellis has found a home in Athens.
At each university Nellis has worked at, he made sure faculty and students were a top priority.
After a year of retirement, Descutner stepped into the spotlight as the university’s interim president.
OU’s newest president is the third highest-paid employee at the university.