Board of Regents: University trustees want greater communication
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 4, 2011The Board of Regents today explored efforts to increase communication with university trustees.
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OU aid programs aching for funding
By Adam Wagner | Oct. 4, 2011Funding for two of Ohio University’s prominent opportunity scholarships has dried up, leading to a decrease in awards and sending university leaders searching for money.
City seeking volunteers for Halloween block party
By Pat Holmes | Oct. 4, 2011The city of Athens is asking for volunteers to join Halloween weekend safety teams.
Video features 'Student Speakout' protests at OU
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 4, 2011We Are Ohio, an organization dedicated to opposing Senate Bill 5, has released a video of last week's student protests at Ohio University.
Ohio State professor gives presentation on low graduation rates of African-American males
By Amy Worrell | Oct. 4, 2011Increasing ties between ethnic groups at Ohio University could have a positive domino effect on the economy, a professor told students last night.
Graduate Student Senate: Panelists push transgender awareness at OU
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 4, 2011Graduate Student Senate hashed out the transgender needs of OU’s campus at last night’s “Breaking Down Barriers” panelist session.
Buffalo Wild Wings hosting GSS fundraiser for Women's Center
By Alex Felser | Oct. 4, 2011With two rapes reported during the first five weeks of school, Graduate Student Senate will call on Buffalo Wild Wings patrons to raise money and awareness.
UPC invites students to spill guts with PostSecret event
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 3, 2011University Program Council is offering students walking through Baker University Center’s third floor atrium today through Thursday the chance to anonymously submit their secrets on a postcard.
New York Times' Brian Stelter talks media with 'Post,' OU journalism students
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 3, 2011A New York Times journalist visited Ohio University today to tell journalism students about his journey from college blogging to a New York City newsroom.
Carbon monoxide detector test finds high failure rate
By Will Hoffman | Oct. 3, 2011New research from an Ohio University professor shows that half of all the carbon monoxide detectors in Athens County “fail” when tested.
Morris, Wiehl face off in first mayoral debate
By Will Drabold | Oct. 3, 2011Tonight the election season kicks off with the first mayoral debate between 4-year Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl, a Democrat, and his Republican challenger Randy Morris.
Higher sexual assault numbers could indicate increased awareness
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 3, 2011Sexual assault reports on Ohio University’s campus have increased in the past year, but OU officials credit the hike to victims’ willingness to report crimes.
Land auction further fuels 'fracking' debate
By Will Drabold | Oct. 3, 2011After the U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced the purchase of more than 2,600 acres of land for the purpose of oil and natural gas drilling in Athens County, area public officials and residents have raised vocal concerns.
OU presents career fair to connect students and potential employers
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 3, 2011Ohio University students are setting aside their hoodies and Uggs for a day to tout their resumes and experience at a career fair.
Speaker brings graduation rates to front of discussion
By Betty Laudermilt | Oct. 3, 2011Ohio University students will hear about a particular type of economic stimulus today — one not emphasizing debt loan forgiveness but rather the graduation rate of black students.
Professor stresses importance of remembering forgotten past
By Sabrina Fawley | Oct. 3, 2011A professor reminded Ohio University students last night that the historical perspectives of “paradise” were affected by forgotten wars.
New York Times reporter to speak to journalism students today
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 3, 2011Today, journalism students have an excuse not to sleep in and stay warm under the covers.
Hecht awarded Auditor of State
By Kaitlynn Grady | Oct. 3, 2011At last night’s city council meeting, Athens City Auditor Kathy Hecht received the Auditor of State Award.
Senator continues 'fracking' push despite opposition from residents
By Kaitlynn Grady, Kelly Gifford | Oct. 3, 2011Despite Sen. Troy Balderson’s, R-20th, recently voiced support of hydraulic fracturing, area officials continue to stand firmly against the mining style.
