Student Senate: Last meeting of semester will discuss budgets, appoint members
By Taylor Snyder | Nov. 29, 2016Student Senate will fill vacancies in the Black Affairs Commission and vote on two budgets at their final meeting of Fall Semester
Student Senate will fill vacancies in the Black Affairs Commission and vote on two budgets at their final meeting of Fall Semester
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City Council drafts a resolution opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline at the request of Athens citizens.
Though the appearance and references are modern, Gilmore Girls still has the same charm as the original series.
None of the applicants are currently serving as the president of a university or higher education institution.
The petition has received more than 92,000 signatures.
The $150,000 increase could provide student organizations with better educational and programming opportunities.
Ohio State issued an active shooter alert at about 10 a.m. Monday morning.
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Conservative commentator Milo Yiannopoulos will come to Athens Friday, and political groups at Ohio University are making plans for the event.
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Two schools in the Scripps College of Communication also ranked among the top five majors at OU.
Council will discuss a resolution of opposition to the pipeline during the Monday meeting.
With the increase, in-state students would pay about $388 more in tuition costs per year compared to the class of 2020.
The Athens County Emergency Medical Service recently purchased property for new administrative offices.
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City Council passed several ordinances on Monday night, including funding the new wastewater treatment plant and allowing the city to hold AEP accountable for tree cutting damages.
About 120 students are expected to stay on campus over break.