NEWS BLOGS
Health care, campus safety discussions to round out GSS meeting
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 9, 2011As flu season approaches and the number of waiting patients in Campus Care increases, Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate will address the topic of health care tonight with an analysis of student insurance benefits.
The fight against fracking
By Kelly Gifford | Oct. 9, 2011Over a dozen residents and students lined the sidewalk outside of the Ohio University Inn over the weekend in an attempt to persuade those considering leasing their property to oil and natural gas companies for hydraulic fracturing to think twice.
Doctor aims to link health, the environment at Mem Aud lecture
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 9, 2011According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 3-5 million cases of cholera occur each year.
Study-abroad fair invites students to step outside Athens
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 9, 2011Dozens of cultures will bombard students who drop by the Baker University Center Ballroom today.
UPC event invites OU-themed PostSecrets
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 9, 2011On the third floor of Baker lay a small brown box.
OU students remember Apple's marketing visionary
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 6, 2011Although the marketing machine that was Steve Jobs died Wednesday, those who learned from him said his legacy will live on forever.
Buzz spurs talks of Apple's future
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 6, 2011As the media frenzy surrounding Steve Jobs’ death focuses on his numerous patents and technological contributions, some are questioning how Apple Inc. will fare without its leader.
OU, Apple relationship dates to '80s
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 6, 2011In 1981, while Steve Jobs was promoting personal computers on CBS, Ohio University’s School of Visual Communication was already using them.
Morris: Council, Mayor Wiehl have mishandled city budget for too long
By Kaitlynn Grady | Oct. 6, 2011Republican mayoral candidate Randy Morris said he believes that more effective leadership could alleviate Athens’ suffering as the city prepares itself for almost $1 million in budget cuts.
Geography colloquium to explore climate change
By Jillian Bloemer | Oct. 6, 2011An Ohio University professor will argue today that using climate models can help predict the future.
Extra lights to brighten Mill Street for annual Halloween celebration
By Stefan Malmsten | Oct. 6, 2011Athens officials will light Mill Street this Halloween in an effort to cut down on crime.
Two alumni join OU Foundation Board of Trustees
Oct. 6, 2011Two Ohio University alumni have been added to the roster of OU’s Foundation Board of Trustees.
Gallipolis man charged with OU rape
Oct. 6, 2011A 21-year-old Gallipolis man was arrested today in connection with the September rape of an Ohio University student.
Apple products recreate music from producer, consumer standpoints
By Olivia Hupp | Oct. 6, 2011Since its first introduction in Oct. 2001, the iPod has captivated music enthusiasts around the world, forever reshaping the music industry.
Jobs proves game-changer for journalism
By Ryan Clark | Oct. 5, 2011When Bob Stewart first joined Ohio University’s faculty, he was a self-proclaimed “Windows man.”
Ohio unites to educate about domestic violence
By Alex Stuckey | Oct. 5, 2011Every 15 seconds, numbers flashed bold and black in stark contrast against the white projector screen. The numbers reached 127 by the end of the news conference — the number of people beaten during a domestic dispute in 35 minutes.
