At Ohio University’s first Student Senate meeting of the year, the legislative body’s new members will begin preparations for greater student involvement in senate’s “Student Speakout” and a possible book exchange program agreement.
More bandwidth and improved traffic management added during the summer should help Ohio University students stay connected this quarter, according to a news release from the Office of Information Technology.
About 3:15 p.m. today a girl on a college visit at Ohio University was struck by a bus while crossing the street.
Although Ohio University has retained its spot this year as the 124th best place in the nation to obtain an education, university officials say there is more to OU than the numbers.
Even before freshmen step foot on Ohio University's campus, the efforts of one organization ensue to avoid a cookie-cutter campus.
The former head of the Narcotics Enforcement Team filed a motion yesterday asking the court to dismiss one of the eight felony counts against him.
A third family member has been charged with murder and two other charges in connection to the death of a Logan mother-of-three.
Graduate Student Senate discussed plans for several sexual assault prevention events at the first meeting of the year last night.
Mark Sullivan has faced a barrage of domestic and legal troubles over the past year, and now the Athens County Commissioner is facing a slew of opponents who have announced their candidacy for next fall’s election.
Even though defaults on federal college loans have jumped nationally during the past year, Ohio University has remained well below the average, as it has for several years.
Deputies from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office arrested four suspects after discovering 18 grams of crack cocaine in a Marietta residence yesterday morning.
Ohio University students and faculty gathered last night to remember OU student Gloria Dawes.
Nearly a decade ago, there were more than 400 reported cases of West Nile virus in Ohio.
Ohio University fraternity members went to town with a sledgehammer and a mangled car to show that when it comes to OU Greek life, Lambda Chi Alpha is different.
By this time next year, students entering public universities in Ohio will have the opportunity to receive select bachelor’s degrees in three years.
Earlier today, the Athens County United Appeal expanded their 2-1-1 phone service, which provides information on local welfare services to a new intuitive website.
Just a few short months ago, Athens resident Ed Renz was raced to the emergency room after experiencing a tumor-induced seizure. Now, he is fighting to foot the bill for that very trip.
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