Former Student Senate member writes apology letter to Senate
By Ellen Wagner | Jan. 13, 2019Anna Ayers was found guilty of three charges of making false alarms in October.
POLITICS
Student political groups will stick to agendas after midterm elections
By Abby Miller | Jan. 3, 2019Students want to see elected officials held accountable regardless of political affiliation.
Swing State of Mind: The Statehouse is making moves and the Board of Elections might move
By Maddie Capron and George Shillcock | Dec. 12, 2018Cincinnati Enquirer politics writer Jessie Balmert joins Maddie and George to talk about the different bills being considered in the Statehouse.
Former OU Student Senate member found guilty on one of three charges of making false alarms
By Ellen Wagner | Dec. 12, 2018Anna Ayers was found guilty on one charge, and the two other charges were dismissed.
Student Senate: Body opposes potential Athens Board of Elections office move
By Sophia Englehart | Dec. 6, 2018Senate also heard a presentation from delfin bautista, the director of OU’s LGBT Center.
“Set ‘em Free McGee” to retire in 2019
By Ellen Wagner | Dec. 4, 2018Patrick McGee plans to retire from the Center for Student Legal Services and City Council by the end of 2019.
Athens residents express concern over potential Board of Elections move
By Ian McKenzie and Colt Austen | Dec. 4, 2018The move was proposed because of the lack of space in the current office located on South Court Street.
Student Senate: Members to pass bill opposing move of Board of Elections
By Sophia Englehart | Dec. 4, 2018There will be four bills and three resolutions discussed at the meeting.
City Council: Members to review past ordinances
By Susie Griffin | Dec. 2, 2018One ordinance will allow vehicles to remain parked upon any street for a continuous period for no longer than 24 hours from December 16, 2018, to January, 1 2019.
Student Senate: Members pass bill to create student veterans lounge
By Sophia Englehart | Nov. 29, 2018The lounge would be exclusive to student veterans since ROTC students already have their own facility.
Graduate Student Senate approves resolution to make amendments to language in GSS constitution
By Chloe Meyers | Nov. 27, 2018GSS discussed and passed resolutions on House Bill 565 and the proposed changes to Title IX regulations.
City council ordinance changes annual vending fee to monthly
By Susie Griffin | Nov. 27, 2018The fee will be $125 per month.
Ohio University sees record high of first generation students attending this year
By Susie Griffin | Nov. 27, 2018CAP to GOWN offers services such as free tutoring, supplemental academic and career advising and both academic and career advising.
Student Student: Members will vote on three resolutions and one bill
By Sarah M. Penix | Nov. 27, 2018The bill proposes the establishment of a dedicated student veteran lounge.
Limited Access: The complexity of women's health care in Ohio
By Logan Moore | Nov. 27, 2018Politics, geography and religion all factor into access to women’s health care in Ohio.
City Council: Council members to discuss wages and continue conversation about sewers
By Abby Miller | Nov. 18, 2018The Finance and Personnel Committee will discuss an agreement concerning wages and working conditions.
Ohio House of Representatives pass heartbeat bill
By Logan Moore | Nov. 15, 2018Republican Gov. John Kasich vetoed a similar bill last year.
Swing State of Mind: What's the future of gerrymandering in Ohio?
By Maddie Capron and George Shillcock | Nov. 15, 2018The hosts discuss gerrymandering on episode eight of “Swing State of Mind.”
Politics and pizza focuses on discussion instead of debate
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 15, 2018The event facilitates productive conversation between OUCR, OUCD and the LGBT Center.
Student Senate: Members pass resolutions to appoint Women’s Affairs Commission senator, fund bake sale
By Sophia Englehart | Nov. 14, 2018Betty Miller was elected senator for the Women’s Affairs Commission.
