'Go Green' volunteers help families and students during first-year move-in
By Nora Jaara | Aug. 21, 2016“Go Green” volunteers help families and students during first-year move-in.
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“Go Green” volunteers help families and students during first-year move-in.
Annual dog swim helps raise money for local shelters and charities.
Signs welcoming students back to campus appeared again this year and made rounds on social media.
There is no reason to be worried about dining hall food. Each hall offers a wide selection of dishes, so there is something for everyone
It’s that time of the summer when students are ready to go back to OU and are reminiscing about their favorite things to do.
Summer in Athens sees it share of debauchery
SAP got a new director and survivor advocate/case manager this summer, and SAOP is set to remain open at the end of its grant cycle.
Athens has a few theaters where students can see the latest and greatest movies.
With President McDavis set to step down in June of 2017, the search is on to find his successor.
It might be hard for some students to swing back into college. Luckily, some apps could help you this semester.
The library now has a gender-neutral bathroom in addition to more whiteboards and new furniture.
Jason Pina’s first day as vice president for Student Affairs at OU was June 13
Housing and Residence Life spent more than $7,700,000 repairing residence halls over the summer.
A tunnel carrying heating and electrical items is being repaired as a part of the Class Gateway project
Students’ experiments in solar energy and power beaming are set to takeoff onboard an upcoming spacecraft.
One chore that no Ohio University student can avoid is laundry, but it will be a bit different this semester.
Members worked to increase accessibility to gender-neutral restrooms and prevalence of composting bins.
The group plans to tackle issues such as student health care, the general fee and sick leave in the coming year.
Off-campus housing options tend to be picked over by late summer.
OU President Roderick McDavis received a $20,000 raise and a$100,000 bonus in June.