ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Ohio University’s Internal Audit and Office of Legal Affairs will see small but significant changes if the Board of Trustees approves proposed resolutions today and at its spring meeting.
ZANESVILLE— Ohio University is about halfway toward its $450 million capital campaign goal and hopes to find a new vice president for Advancement by July 1.
ZANESVILLE — The Ohio University Board of Trustees will vote today on a resolution that would offer early retirement and voluntary separation options for university employees during fiscal year 2012.
Ohio University’s athletics director defended the department and its participants at the Board of Trustees’ Academics Committee meeting yesterday, citing good overall grade-point averages and community service.
ZANESVILLE— With Ohio University facing an estimated $27 million cut in state funding, administrators and trustees met at the OU-Zanesville campus yesterday to discuss minimizing the university’s reliance on state appropriation.
ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Ohio University’s Board of Trustees will vote today on whether or not to add a new representation to Faculty Senate.
Correction: The story incorrectly states that Ohio University would receive $10 million less in state funding this year in addition to a $9.2 million lapsed payment. OU projected that it would have received $10 million more in state funding this year had Ohio used a different funding formula.
An embattled Ohio University journalism professor was treated unfairly in being labeled a “bully,” a Faculty Senate panel found.
ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Ohio University is looking for ways to guarantee debt its foundation issued in 2000 to pay for construction of off-campus housing.
Administrators emphasized the importance of Ohio University becoming less dependent on dwindling state support and increasing revenues at yesterday's budget forum.
Pick-up rugby teams from all throughout campus will take a seat to raise money for a local wheelchair rugby squad and to raise awareness about disabilities Saturday.
To bring Black History Month to a close, Steve Perry will be coming to Ohio University to speak about education and its role in society.
Ohio University officials say new parking fees will be used to fill an almost half a million dollar hole in the Transportation and Parking Services departmental budget.
Athens County residents reported spotting black bears roaming the county 13 times in 2010, a number more than 500 times that of 2009 - following a 25-year increase in sightings throughout the state.
As debate continues as to how Athens will fund a proposed new fire truck, Student Senate is undecided as to whether Ohio University students should help pay for it.
Wearing his father's revolver in memory of the man who inspired him to become an officer, Tom Pyle was officially sworn in yesterday as the new chief of the Athens Police Department.
Ohio's top higher education official announced yesterday morning that he is stepping down effective March 13, two days before Gov. John Kasich is scheduled to release his biennial budget.
As the safety of some Athens bridges continues to decline, new renovations are planned for the Carriage Hill Drive Bridge this summer.
Ohio University is searching for a company to run its emergency notification system because the current in-house system was late to notify most students of a September tornado warning.
Applause erupted throughout Baker University Center Theatre yesterday afternoon as Ohio University administrators listened to a professor sound off against the current budget crisis.
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