New hire hopes to take school global
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Oct. 24, 2013Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series profiling new staff in the Ohio University provost’s office.
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Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series profiling new staff in the Ohio University provost’s office.
Mother nature didn’t seem to cooperate Thursday for one of the last Hocking Valley Scenic Railway tours, but Friday, when the last tour is scheduled, is expected to have sunny skies and no rain.
Students and administrators were given the chance Thursday to gather and discuss their thoughts on a alleged culture of sexism at Ohio University.
Taking too long to respond to Ariel Castro’s suicide was cause for statewide complaints about MedCare, an emergency medical service.
Amid a discussion by some whether there is a sexual violence culture on campus, Ohio University procedures addressing sexual misconduct cases have recently been reworked.
A committee is one assistant professor’s last shot at a tenure position — and his job at Ohio University.
After a semester full of conversations addressing the sexism at Ohio University, officials are trying to move conversation in a positive direction to spark change on campus.
In less than a week, daily ridership on Athens Public Transit’s buses jumped almost twofold thanks to a free-rides-for-all promotional campaign that ended Thursday.
Ohio University is getting closer to opening two extensions of its Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine now that it’s hired a dean for the Cleveland campus and began the search for faculty for the Dublin campus.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series profiling new staff in the Ohio University provost office.
A Glouster man imprisoned since Friday confessed Wednesday morning that he killed his father, but law enforcement officials are skeptical to accept his testimony.
With large-scale murals along concrete walls underneath the Oxbow Bridge, one might find the walk from Baker University Center to West Green a little more interesting.
Several West Green buildings are without heat and hot water Wednesday night.
After responding to a report of vandalism Friday at a Glouster man’s home, authorities later uncovered a dead body Monday and identified it Tuesday as the man’s father.
The clock was ticking for Student Senate’s Committee on Conduct and Discipline to formally discuss a student’s request to have President Nick Southall reviewed that was submitted last Tuesday.
City officials assembled at Mayor Paul Wiehl’s weekly news conference Tuesday to address the city’s upcoming Halloween Block Party this weekend.
Catcalling and other forms of street harassment might have become a socially accepted norm of nightlife, but Hollaback refuses to accept that type of treatment.
Once a month, during spring, summer and fall, Doug Waller packs his bags and heads to the woods.
With increasing prominence in social media usage, many Ohio University students are worried about how they appear online.
With about a week left until Halloween and the Block Party fast approaching, pumpkin festivities are in full swing.