One bad Facebook photo could ruin an education student's future
By Madeleine Peck | Sep. 1, 2016Students studying to become teachers can face consequences based off their social media accounts.
Students studying to become teachers can face consequences based off their social media accounts.
Here are the five movies you should see in September.
Student Senate passed two resolutions and heard a presentation from Ombudsman Mac Stricklen.
Elected Democrats gathered at the courthouse to show their support of the Democratic candidate for district representative.
Evan Leonard captured the Athens area and OU's campus from a new angle as he used a drone to shoot some captivating footage.
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The forum, hosted by the Board of Trustees, included two representatives from Witt/Kieffer, the executive search firm assisting in the presidential search.
Student Senate will vote on two resolutions appointing members to the Budgets Committee and Women's Affairs Commission.
Athens County Sheriff office seized about 150 marijuana plants in Stewart on Monday.
OU ranked 10th for best athletic facilities and sixth for "financial aid not so great," according to the latest Princeton Review report.
Ohio University now offers free access to Top Hat for students, a service some professors use so students don't have to pay for clickers.
Used textbooks, bobbleheads, little league trophies and cameras are among some of the items that can be found at Campus Recycling.
OUPD lists 20 incidents on its log for the first week of classes.
Ohio University has had a presence on the internet for some time. Take a look at some old OU web pages and its first Wikipedia page.
A Post photo editor recounts his experiences working in Mexico this summer
Here are some tips for freshmen who continually find themselves eating at fast food chains Uptown.
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Campus coffee shops add four new Frapucinos to the menu.
The public forum will take place in Baker Center Theater on Aug. 30 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
About 4,332 students are enrolled in the class of 2020, according to preliminary numbers from the first day of class.