A distinguished professor of economics at Ohio University predicts the state will slash higher-education funding by 20 percent next year, but OU officials are sticking by their original 10 percent projection.
Prompted by President Roderick McDavis saying he “is not opposed” to Senate Bill 5, Ohio University’s Faculty Senate will discuss a resolution regarding the bill at its meeting Monday.
A 66-year-old Athens man who hadn't been seen since yesterday is no longer considered missing, according to Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly.
The Ohio University search committee charged with finding a new chief fundraising officer is identifying candidates for the job and hopes to finish initial interviews by the end of the month.
About 30 people gathered at the City Building, 8 E. Washington St., yesterday to discuss potential renovation plans to the armory on Carpenter Street despite the lack of city funds to renovate the building.
Editor’s Note: This is part four of a five part series on Vernon R. Alden Library.
Two Ohio University instructors have been honored for saving thousands of students more than $200,000 on textbooks.
Ohio University’s Game Research and Immersive Design Lab (GRID) is unknown to most, except for its 325 registered users.
Vice President for Student Affairs Kent Smith has shot down a proposal that would charge Ohio University students living on campus $30 per guest during spring fest weekends.
Ohio University issued a response to a negligence complaint filed by the father of a student who died last year.
During his first State of the State address yesterday, Gov. John Kasich addressed the broader problems of higher education in Ohio but remained silent about the specifics of his funding plan for state colleges and universities.
A 24-year-old man who took a plea agreement after robbing a man at gunpoint was sentenced to more than two years in prison yesterday.
COLUMBUS — Amid pro-labor protests yesterday, Gov. John Kasich said in his first State of the State address that big changes are ahead for Ohio and that lawmakers should not be scared off by the conflict that will arise from shaking things up.
With a steady stream of items flowing in and out of Alden Library, its collection quickly increased from 500,000 books when it opened in February 1969 to more than 1.4 million volumes in 1985.
Ohio University will pay a little more than $150,000 to one of its engineering professors as part of a settlement, according to court documents.
Representatives from various environmental groups said that Ohio University administrators committed to closing the Lausche Heating Plant by 2016, but officials from OU declined comment.
With the passage of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, school lunch programs throughout the nation are about to drastically change for the better.
Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle called a Student Senate-sponsored noise ordinance amendment a “knee-jerk reaction to erroneous assumptions,” in a statement released yesterday afternoon.
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