Student Senate to discuss sexual assault advocacy, international student health insurance
By Joe Fox | Apr. 12, 2011Student Senate President Jesse Neader talks about the agenda for tonight's meeting and Athens fests with Post staff writer Joe Fox.
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Crystal runs dry on taxes
By Alex Stuckey | Apr. 12, 2011A suspended liquor license due to more than $38,000 in back-owed taxes didn’t stop The Crystal from selling alcohol for the past three years.
At-large council candidates look to stand out from crowded field
By Wesley Lowery | Apr. 12, 2011Six Democratic candidates for Athens City Council’s three at-large seats looked to differentiate themselves from a crowded field at a candidate forum last night.
OU appoints interim dean to 4-year term
By Rebecca McKinsey | Apr. 11, 2011An Ohio University search committee recently gave the interim dean of the College of Health Sciences and Professions a more permanent position.
Bentley heat stifles students
By Joe Fox | Apr. 11, 2011Although Spring Quarter has been in session for more than two weeks, on-campus air conditioning systems are still not running, leaving students sweating in 80-degree heat.
Nelsonville man arrested for break-in
By Rachel Snively | Apr. 11, 2011A Nelsonville man was arrested over the weekend for breaking into a home of an elderly neighbor.
City Council: Fire truck funds stalled
By Emily Bowman | Apr. 11, 2011While discussions about a new fire ladder truck continue for Athens City Council, members are hindered from moving forward because of economic uncertainty.
Court issues warrant for no-show at hearing
By Marika Lee | Apr. 11, 2011A warrant was issued for a Nelsonville man charged with corrupting a minor with drugs after he failed to appear in court yesterday.
Suspension results in Crystal's closure
By Alex Stuckey | Apr. 11, 2011The Crystal was shut down indefinitely this past weekend after a complaint revealed the bar had been illegally selling alcohol for nearly three years.
Boyd expands
By Alex Felser | Apr. 11, 2011Because of Ohio University’s “You Spoke, We Listened” campaign, West Green residents now have a weekend Grab N Go option at Boyd Dining Hall.
Former OU student takes plea agreement
By Rachel Snively | Apr. 11, 2011A former Ohio University student pleaded guilty to abduction in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas Friday.
Faculty Senate: Educators concerned with budget cuts' aim
By Pat Holmes | Apr. 11, 2011Ohio University administrators fielded questions about budget reduction targets, while senators voiced concerns about the university’s commitment to academic quality at last night’s “extraordinary” Faculty Senate meeting.
Academic units must chop costs
By Pamela Engel | Apr. 11, 2011Some Ohio University faculty members criticized the administration’s decision to distribute the most severe budget cuts to academic colleges at yesterday’s budget forum.
Student wins lawsuit, OU to pay $525
By Marika Lee | Apr. 10, 2011Ohio University has to pay more than $500 in damages to an OU student as part of a lawsuit settled Thursday.
Students weigh in on Bentley Hall heat wave
By Joe Fox | Apr. 10, 2011Ohio University students talk about the lack of air conditioning in Bentley Hall. Turning on individual AC systems could take anywhere from two hours to two days, said Director of Housing Beverley Wyatt in an email to students.
OU Press awarded despite obstacles
By Pat Holmes | Apr. 10, 2011With its recent national and international success, the Ohio University Press is looking to continue producing award-winning books given last year’s reorganization and a changing market.
Disinterest slows job market in STEM fields
By Adam Wagner | Apr. 10, 2011Editor’s note: This is the final article in a four-part series about the current job market.
The Crystal shut down indefinitely
By Alex Stuckey | Apr. 10, 2011Liquor enforcement agents shut down The Crystal this weekend indefinitely.
University reveals target cuts
By Rebecca McKinsey | Apr. 10, 2011The reduction targets Ohio University released Friday will allow the university to work with about $6 million more in state funding than expected.
