Ping Center to change reservation process
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Apr. 22, 2013Ping Center is preparing for a lot more student involvement next school year.
Ping Center is preparing for a lot more student involvement next school year.
Several Ohio University students appeared in court Monday morning with red patches on their chests, symbolizing support and solidarity for the four protesters who had been arrested following an act of civil disobedience.
Her wooden gavel banged on the desk for a third time and she shouted: “I am suspending this meeting.”
Lawmakers in Columbus have more than a dozen public universities to cater to; right now, though, Ohio University is heavy on their minds.
The rain didn’t deter the fiery opposition of several Ohio University students who interrupted the Board of Trustees meeting Friday — and were arrested for it.
Members of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Special Response Team were mobilized at the foot of Palmer Street Saturday afternoon, waiting in riot-response gear for orders from Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle.
Quiet and motionless, the huddled mass of orange shirts bowed heads and linked arms as the presidential announcement neared.
It was a 1-2-3 victory for Joel Newby.
With vinyl sales up 18 percent in 2012, Record Store Day has been growing every year and Saturday’s events look to continue the trend.
About 15 students disrupted Ohio University's Board of Trustees meeting Friday morning to protest an impending tuition increase.
One day down, one to go.
It all started with one giant party.
Despite interruptions by student protestors, the Ohio University Board of Trustees unanimously passed all resolutions brought forward at Friday’s meeting.
Despite record crowds, arrests at 11Fest remained consistent with past years.
This year, graduate students have more than one option as to who will represent them on Graduate Student Senate.