Partygoers wear multiple layers and onesies to combat snow and cold weather during Palmer Fest
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 9, 2016Police began shutting parties down by 3 p.m. and most were completely shut down by 5:30 p.m.
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Students braved the cold and rain for Friday night's Palmer Place Fest
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 8, 2016Although partygoers saw fewer police officers, Palmer Place security staff monitored the event.
Post Haste: The new 'Star Wars' trailer is pretty great; Pro-Trump mural painted near Bentley
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 7, 2016The movie is slated to come out at the end of this year.
Dave Yost, Jon Husted address Athens Republicans at annual dinner
By Nora Jaara | Apr. 7, 2016Yost shared his opinions on presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders while at the event.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted honors OU President McDavis for years of service
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 7, 2016Husted said McDavis’ efforts to achieve financial and academic success were among his accomplishments to warrant the commendation.
Student-created 'sublit' facilitates all subleasing needs for OU students
By Julia Fair | Apr. 7, 2016The site's creator hopes to also bring the service to Columbus and Cincinnati.
Students and OU officials reacted to pro-Trump graffiti painted by Bentley Hall
By Brook Endale | Apr. 7, 2016The graffiti wall by Bentley Hall was painted over with the words "Build The Wall!!" and "Trump 2016" on Thursday.
Overturned GoBus was first accident with injuries for company
Apr. 7, 2016GoBus has been operating since November 2011, yet this was the first major accident with injuries, Carolyn Conley, GoBus coordinator, said.
Deejays, students prepare for Palmer Place and Palmer fests despite cold weather
By Julia Fair | Apr. 7, 2016Final fest weekend brings sketchy weather and an array of entertainment.
Pro-abortion activists rallied for abortion positivity in Baker Center on Thursday
Apr. 7, 2016About 30 people gathered to share an abortion-positive message.
Police Blotter: Student runs from cop, detective finds puddle of 'what appeared to be urine'
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 7, 2016The Ohio University Police Department arrested three students for disorderly conduct by intoxication last week.
Jackie O's plans to finish solar panel installation by Earth Day
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 7, 2016In 2015, Jackie O’s brewery announced a plan to outfit its brewery with solar panels. That project, fulfilled by Third Sun Solar, inc., is set to wrap up sometime this month.
Alden Library to see $200,000 in improvements to fourth floor, gender-neutral bathroom by Fall Semester
Apr. 7, 2016Alden Library is projected to have a gender-neutral bathroom, more whiteboards and different furniture for Fall Semester.
Serving in two roles has been a challenge for Jenny Hall-Jones
By Megan Henry | Apr. 7, 2016Serving as both the interim vice president for Student Affairs and Dean of Students as been hard for Jenny Hall-Jones.
Scripps Innovation Winners try to bring media coverage to underserved Somali community
Apr. 6, 2016Somali community in Columbus is underserved by the media, but a new app called NewsRain is trying to fix that.
Post Haste: Check out this #TBT of a retired professor doing a flabongo at Palmer Fest; New details emerge about alleged serial predator
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 6, 2016The photo is from 2005.
New student trustee aims to bring students and board closer
Apr. 6, 2016Brooke Mauro will fill the spot left from senior Sharmaine Wilcox's graduation and serve on the Board of Trustees with P.J. Roden starting in the fall.
Panel on women in STEM aims to impart career advice on students
By Nora Jaara | Apr. 6, 2016STEM professionals draw on successful careers to offer wisdom.
'ohiousnap' ups its Snapchat game with advertisements for local businesses
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 6, 2016The account features advertisements from local businesses including Kiser’s Barbeque, River Gate Apartments and Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery.
Golding to take more than $40,000 pay cut in new position for Ohio University
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 6, 2016Deborah Shaffer, who has taken over Golding's position, saw a pay increase of more than $70,000.
