HCOM sets enrollment record with 240 'outstanding students'
By Luke Furman | Aug. 24, 2015Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine breaks enrollment record and continues rising trend of recent years.
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Post Haste: A Boyd rebirth; Rape allegations follow Acacia fraternity
By Jeremy Hill | Aug. 24, 2015The new West Green dining hall has opened to varying reviews.
OU Student Union handout: Acacia fraternity members notorious for 'raping girls'
By Maria DeVito | Aug. 23, 2015Student Union members passed out the tip sheets on Sunday.
Possible joint facility to be built in Athens County for local safety services
By Matt Cudahy | Aug. 23, 2015Athens County is looking to conduct a feasibility study for the possibility of building a central facility to house all of the local safety service departments in one location
BLAC, Student Union, activist groups gear up for new year, new issues
By Matt Cudahy | Aug. 23, 2015Students stand up for issues on campus through groups such as BLAC, Student Union and F--kRapeCulture
Athens-Hocking Recycling Center offering compost pickup
By Alisa Warren | Aug. 23, 2015Athens composting facilities give new uses to organic waste to avoid being sent to landfills.
Go Green workers help Ohio University freshmen and parents on move-in week
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 23, 2015OU students could work for Bobcat cash or volunteer hours by lending a hand over move-in weekend
For top-shelf booze, Kroger remains only option in Athens
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 23, 2015Athens residents and students don’t have to look far to find an establishment that serves or sells alcohol, between uptown bars and a variety of retail shops.
OU's South Green dorms still standing due to steep demolition costs
By Maria DeVito | Aug. 23, 2015Demolition was originally supposed to happen this summer.
Housing students in dorms? OU has room for that
Aug. 23, 2015About 8,400 students are living on campus this semester.
President McDavis welcomes OU's class of 2019, says they're 'Bobcats forever'
Aug. 23, 2015President McDavis and the university formally welcomed the class of 2019 at The President’s Convocation for First-Year Students.
Bobcat Lane officially open next to OU's Baker Center
By Taylor Maple | Aug. 19, 2015After years of debating and planning, a road that now connects Oxbow Trail to Richland Avenue opened Tuesday
OU airport receives nearly $2.3 million in federal money
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 19, 2015The Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration awarded the local airport $2,290,897 to repair a runway.
Local stores aren’t threatened by PINK merchandise despite buzz
By Elicia Gibson | Aug. 19, 2015Some local Ohio University apparel stores are not afraid of losing business with the new Victoria’s Secret PINK line because of its limited accessibility, steep prices and students’ preferences for shopping local
OU's campus was still abuzz while students were away
Aug. 19, 2015From Board of Trustees meetings to a new student trustee, a great deal took place at Ohio University this summer.
OU medical school linked to Cleveland Clinic has opened
By Kaitlin Coward | Aug. 19, 2015It's the third campus for OU's Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
OU extinguishing the flames with new campus-wide smoking ban
Aug. 19, 2015Ohio University is putting in place a campus-wide smoking ban starting this semester
Ryan Lombardi looks back at time at OU and calls serving students ‘a treat and a pleasure’
By Maria DeVito | Aug. 19, 2015As Ryan Lombardi starts the academic year at another university, he looks back at his time at OU
Ohio University undergoes construction to meet energy initiative goals
By Alisa Warren | Aug. 19, 2015Under the Energy Infrastructure Projects Initiative, OU took steps to conserve energy and repair its infrastructure this summer.
Talks over Number Fest, trash enforcement continue in Athens during summer
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 19, 2015Athens happens, even over the summer months.
