Ohio University President Roderick McDavis earned about $3,000 in outside income and gifts in 2010, according to an earnings report he filed last week with the Ohio Ethics Commission.
Ohio University’s Faculty Senate discussed the “sense of the senate” resolution at its meeting last night and expressed disapproval of the way the university presented the next fiscal year’s budget cut targets.
Ohio University’s fundraising call center has hit its million-dollar mark about a month sooner than usual and expects to raise about $1.15 million before the end of the fiscal year.
A committee of current Student Senate members refused to reverse the Board of Elections’ decision to disqualify eight FACE party members.
Athens City Council members could initiate three improvements to the city’s current sewage system — which would update the treatment plant in preparation for the next 40 years.
The presidential candidate for one Student Senate party said all nine disqualified members of his ticket will appeal the decision by tomorrow’s deadline.
Although Athens is not home to any Internet cafés, a push by Ohio legislators to regulate gambling in these cafés prompted city officials to look into stricter guidelines.
The Athens County prosecutor announced yesterday he will resign from his position next month — leaving the office with more than a year remaining in his term.
For the fifth time since 2001, Ohio University is searching for a new chairman of the Department of African American Studies.
Upon arriving at the Campus Involvement Center’s poverty simulation, students received a packet — inside the pouch was a new identification, residence, job, and a whole new life of poverty.
Students who will be in school when Ohio University switches to semesters now have a better idea of how their school days will look.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday marked the unveiling of a facility Ohio University officials are calling an “investment” in the future of medicine.
With more than 30 percent of Athens County residents living below the poverty level, many families and individuals are faced with a tight food budget — which is why one in six residents are on food stamps.
A man with five warrants out for his arrest was spotted in Athens Saturday night and taken to jail.
Ohio University has raised an additional $2.4 million for its Promise Lives campaign, bringing the campaign’s total to $233.4 million, according to a presentation at Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees passed two capital improvement resolutions — regarding plans to renovate university housing and handling deferred maintenance projects — at its full board meeting Friday.
Athens County Prosecutor C. David Warren announced today he will resign from his position.
The Office of Information Technology has rolled out expanded services in the hopes of helping more frustrated students and faculty find answers for their technology conundrums.
April 25 Faculty Senate Meeting
The 12 disqualified Student Senate candidates will have their chance to appeal the decision soon, said FACE presidential candidate Matthew Wallace.
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