Entering Walter Hall on Wednesday night, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis taught students “basic economics” to gain their support for raising tuition.
At 12:01 a.m. Thursday, the role of six Ohio University students changed for good — or, at least, for 22 days.
Though Athens County has many advocates for environmental safety and a healthy eating culture, the county proved to be one of the worst in these areas and others in a public-health study.
The Graduate College officially has just one associate dean.
Ohio University administrators are working to ensure that students will know from the moment they enroll how much tuition they will be paying.
Ohio University’s Promise Lives Campaign is promoted as a comprehensive fundraising plan, yet less than one thousandth of one percent of donors have contributed 84 percent of the money.
The idealized soldier is strong. He has courage. He will protect citizens of the United States at all costs.
This summer, selected teams will participate in a 12-week intensive program designed to give students the opportunity to propose and refine their business plans and products.
The organization Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, or PFLAG, put on a rally in front of the Athens County Courthouse on Monday — the day before the United States Supreme Court begins hearing arguments in two landmark cases on marriage equality.
The news that another public state university is calling for a campus-wide tobacco ban prompted Ohio University’s tobacco task force to continue talks for an eventual proposal to President Roderick McDavis.
Ohio University Culinary Services, in conjunction with Hillel at OU, will serve kosher-style food for the first time at all dining halls across campus.
The Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers is fighting the use of a Breathalyzer that shows inaccurate results that has caused thousands of court cases and wrongly convicted people.
From Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg to former President Bill Clinton, more and more leaders agree that coding is the way to a more technologically advanced future, and schools across the country are hopping on board.
Members of the Athens City Council met for a special session of ordinances and committee meetings last night.
A Chillicothe woman filed a response Tuesday to Ohio University’s answer to her excessive-force complaint denying her claims.
Saturday’s High Fest had the good fortune of warm weather and a packed crowd, but students and law enforcement found the annual celebration to be relatively calm.
Microsoft is offering students in U.S. colleges access to the educational version of Office 365 at no charge.
Athens bar patrons will soon be afforded alternative transportation back to their houses that will save a lot of green — both in customer’s wallets and in the environment.
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