Senate to change vague budget rules
By Maria DeVito | Apr. 5, 2014Student Senate hopes to tighten its rules for its treasurer position and its holder’s accessibility to senate funds during this week’s changed meeting time and place.
Student Senate hopes to tighten its rules for its treasurer position and its holder’s accessibility to senate funds during this week’s changed meeting time and place.
Update 8:15 p.m.
Hanley Cullen skeptically picked up a stray solo cup off the ground at Mill Fest because she didn’t think too much bad could come of it.
The second Student Senate presidential debate of this week took place Thursday night.
The Ohio University Police Department is investigating “three small explosions” that went off on South Green late Thursday night. No injuries were reported as of press time, according to authorities.
President Roderick McDavis and other top Ohio University officials held an open discussion on how construction projects will change the appearance of Athens’ campus.
The Ohio Board of Regents approved Ohio University’s plan to offer a flat tuition rate to students over a period of four years.
A Glouster man who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and burglary last January was granted judicial release last week.
Traffic on West Union Street between Elliotsville Road and Morrison Elementary School, 793. W. Union, will be reduced to a single lane one more day than planned because of weather-related issues.
Ohio University Police Department requested a permission to search an East Green residence hall because police suspected someone in the hall was in possession of drugs, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
A Hocking College student, who was last seen walking home from the Hoopla in the Hills music festival, has been declared missing, officials said Wednesday.
Two candidates have entered their names to be considered for Faculty Senate’s chairperson.
Gov. John Kasich signed the Ohio Capital Budget bill Tuesday, a move that will allocate about $2.4 billion throughout the state for projects such as infrastructure repairs and higher education funding.
Ohio University Police are investigating "three small exposions" on South Green that went off late Thursday night. There were no injuries reported, authorities said.
Top Ohio University officials will gather in one of Athens’ newest buildings to discuss the way the landscape will appear within 10 years, after major construction projects are completed.
If Athens receives the rain predicted for Wednesday, it might be difficult for Ohio University students to stay dry while walking to class.
Five professors in the Russ College of Engineering and Technology have been awarded more than $81 million collectively in research funding since starting their work at Ohio University.
There are many different ways to enjoy warm weather and the beauty of Athens this spring for little or no cost, with many of them within less than an hour drive from campus.
Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio has added his support for a bill that proponents are saying would help improve students’ knowledge when taking out student loans.