OU's South Green dorms still standing due to steep demolition costs
By Maria DeVito | Aug. 23, 2015Demolition was originally supposed to happen this summer.
Demolition was originally supposed to happen this summer.
About 8,400 students are living on campus this semester.
President McDavis and the university formally welcomed the class of 2019 at The President’s Convocation for First-Year Students.
After years of debating and planning, a road that now connects Oxbow Trail to Richland Avenue opened Tuesday
The Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration awarded the local airport $2,290,897 to repair a runway.
After issues with accommodation last year, Residential Housing does not expect any issue with fitting all students
Ohio University Student Senate committee proposes new model for direct democracy
Formerly Boyd Dining Hall, West Green Market District will feature “micro-restaurants” and a smoothie bar
Construction wasn't limited to South Green this summer, though.
Under the Energy Infrastructure Projects Initiative, OU took steps to conserve energy and repair its infrastructure this summer.
As Ryan Lombardi starts the academic year at another university, he looks back at his time at OU
Ohio University is putting in place a campus-wide smoking ban starting this semester
It's the third campus for OU's Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
From Board of Trustees meetings to a new student trustee, a great deal took place at Ohio University this summer.
Some local Ohio University apparel stores are not afraid of losing business with the new Victoria’s Secret PINK line because of its limited accessibility, steep prices and students’ preferences for shopping local
The Board of Trustees will vote to remove the name after Barbara Geralds, the former wife of top OU donor Steven Schoonover, asked for the Schoonover Institute for Storytelling and Social Impact to be renamed.
The Sierra Club deemed OU to be among the greenest universities based partly on transportation, waste and water use.
Wesley Lowery, OU alumnus and former Post editor-in-chief, is faced with criminal charges a year following Ferguson arrest.
After a national search was conducted, Joel Baetens has been selected as the director of utilities for OU's Facilities Management department.
The university chose David Moore, a faculty member in the Patton College of Education, as the Board of Trustees secretary.