Athletics updates Student Senate on Multipurpose Center
By Taylor LaPuma | Feb. 1, 2012Alongside the Ping and Baker centers, Ohio University will be adding another edifice to the campus — but it still needs to come up with the funds.
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New generation results in high application numbers
By Alex Felser | Feb. 1, 2012Wednesday marked Ohio University’s priority application deadline, and the sheer number of applicants for the class of 2016 puts the university in a better place than previous years.
Investigation could lead to termination for OU police officer
By Marika Lee | Jan. 31, 2012—Correction appended
Second James Hall drought inconveniences students
By SARA JERDE | Jan. 31, 2012Sweaty and fatigued from a Ping workout, Emily Garred returned to James Hall to shower only to find that the water had been turned off.
Chairman a finalist for Ithaca College dean position
By Pamela Engel | Jan. 31, 2012The leader of Ohio University’s nationally-recognized sports administration program could be leaving for New York.
Former student, alleged robber appear in Athens County Court of Common Pleas
By Joshua Jamerson, Ryan Clark | Jan. 31, 2012Former Ohio University student Nathan Cencula pleaded not guilty in Athens County Court of Common Pleas Wednesday for aggravated arson stemming from an incident last year.
Local elementary school is on lockdown
By Marika Lee | Jan. 31, 2012After a threat from a parent, a Megis County elementary school is on lockdown.
Housing and dining facilities propose for increase to student living fees
By Pamela Engel | Jan. 30, 2012Ohio University students might pay more for their housing and dining next year if the requests of both departments come to fruition.
Opponents come together for 'fracking' finalizations
By Kelly Gifford | Jan. 30, 2012Both supporters and opponents of hydraulic fracturing set aside their differences during Tuesday’s Athens County Commissioners meeting to break ground on preparations for the advent of the controversial drilling technique.
Student Senate: Academics and athletics among series of presentations planned
By SARA JERDE | Jan. 30, 2012Student Senate will address both academics and athletics at Wednesday’s meeting.
Jackie O's expands to meet brewery demands
By Allan Smith | Jan. 30, 2012Ranked alongside grocery store brands Goose Island and Dogfish Head, most wouldn’t expect one of the world’s top breweries to be crafting beer in a basement.
Festival celebrates cultural differences around OU
By Sijie Wang | Jan. 30, 2012Starting Wednesday, Ohio University students will have the opportunity to broaden their horizons and get a taste of foreign cultures during the second annual World Music and Dance Festival.
Caring for cadavers
By SARA JERDE | Jan. 30, 2012Some Ohio University students go to class with people that have perfect attendance, full participation points and no blood.
Facebook app offers financial aid resources
By Sabrina Fawley | Jan. 30, 2012College students can now use Facebook to find scholarships and financial aid thanks to a partnership between MTV and College Board.
Some locals reluctant to become Bobcats
By Joshua Jamerson | Jan. 30, 2012Although growing up in a college town is a cherished experience, living close to Ohio University could also prevent some Athens County high school students from being able to see themselves remaining in Athens for four more years.
Homeschooling rises in Athens District
By Laura Scheer | Jan. 30, 2012Despite an “excellent” rating from the state, Athens City School District has one of the largest numbers of home-schooled students in Athens county — a statistic that could indicate the public is dissatisfied with the area’s education.
Alumna's arctic-inspired play captures playwriting award
By William Ashton | Jan. 30, 2012After a three-week trip to Alaska in 2007, Ohio University alumna Chantal Bilodeau became “fascinated” by the Arctic. In time, this fascination grew, developing into a series of six plays.
Health center works to improve feminine care options
By Sarah Grothjan | Jan. 29, 2012Editor’s note: Lucy Smith’s name has been changed to protect her identity.
Local farms harvest during winter months, supply Appalachian region with fresh produce
By Kaylyn Hlavaty | Jan. 29, 2012A farmer walking through his pasture in the winter wind may seem like a daunting task, but for Kip Rondy of Green Edge Gardens, spending the day in the blistering cold is just another day on the job.
