Fewer arrests at this year's 'nuts' Mill Fest
By Julia Fair | Mar. 12, 2016Low arrest numbers and OU students in fest gear kicked off the first fest of the season Saturday afternoon.
Low arrest numbers and OU students in fest gear kicked off the first fest of the season Saturday afternoon.
At Ohio’s public universities, nearly half of employees who were asked for public records failed to follow state law, according to results of a public records audit led by The Post.
Fest season kicked off on Milliron Street.
The board also confirmed the former president’s residence at 29 Park Place will not be used again for presidential housing.
OU's next president will either be selected by the end of 2016 or the end of the 2016-17 academic year, closer to when McDavis' contract expires.
McDavis announced he would step down next year.
On Wednesday night, members of both student groups participated in a debate in Morton Hall hosted by The New Political and The Economics Society of Ohio University.
Some highlights include the Promise Lives campaign, 29 Park Place and the implementation of the Ohio Guarantee.
Twitter had its own opinions and thoughts on the announcement from President McDavis of retirement after the next academic year.
Passive campaigning lasts a week and allows candidates to use web pages, social media, instant messaging and schedule meetings with student organizations, according to the passed resolution which altered the timeline of senate elections.
Jay Edwards, local candidate for House District 94, raised significantly more than his two potential Democratic opponents, according to the most recent campaign finance reports.
Twelve years, more than $500 million in fundraising and a few bats later, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis will leave his post as chief executive when his contract expires in June 2017.
OUPD's newest officer coached elementary school football. He shoots guns and rides four-wheelers in his spare time.
Mo Denton’s brand of clothing, 24.7 Dreams, helps people think about and realize their dreams.
Twitter has a lot to say about Ohio University's mystery announcement
While fest season brings students together to celebrate warm weather, it also brings alcohol related arrests for those who misbehave.
The Post is covering today's committee meetings, where OU's Board of Trustees discuss resolutions to be voted on at tomorrow.
The debate is tonight on CNN.
Student Senate passed resolutions creating a judicial panel and supporting student trustees.
Athens County Sheriff's Office is investigating the alleged death of an infant.