Flex Points to rollover at end of Fall Semester
By Maria DeVito | Aug. 26, 2014At the urging of students, Culinary Services revamped Flex meal plans
At the urging of students, Culinary Services revamped Flex meal plans
Cheers from the estimated 200 attendees could be heard echoing throughout the building as the Walter Fieldhouse was officially opened to the public on Monday.
Student Senate President Marzec expresses frustration at lack of action
Plan can potentially pollute water supply; Athens County residents worried
Where do things stand for trustee voting rights?
Don't plan on driving through one part of campus tomorrow.
Officers at Ohio University Police Department haven’t been effectively measuring speeds on and around campus.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis formally welcomed incoming freshmen with a rousing speech — and some selfies.
Bobcats are officially in Buckeye territory.
Last Saturday, hundreds of new and returning international students congregated at the Richland Avenue Park to kick off the school year.
Ohio University Student Senate will hold an unscheduled meeting Friday night, along with votes to cut ties to legacy senate programs, the body's treasurer told The Post.
Megan Marzec, president of Ohio University’s Student Senate, wants a speaking role at the annual President’s Convocation for first-year Students. But OU administrators denied her request to address the student body on Saturday, Aug. 23, she says.
Former OU student Wesley Lowery, former editor-in-chief and current reporter for The Washington Post, was covering the protests in Ferguson, Missouri, when he was detained by police.
Comedian and Oscar-winning actor Robin Williams died Monday at the age of 63, according to the Marin County Sheriff’s Office Coroner Division. The release stated his death is due to a suspected suicide.
The former Detroit cop maintains his innocence, but faces a multi-million dollar bond price.
Ohio University accepted more students for the Fall Semester than they have beds to accommodate them. And now, approximately 215 students who submitted their $200 housing deposit don’t have a place to sleep on-campus.