Bobcat alumni Justin Lubman and Chris Schaub were both at work when their New York apartment caught fire last week following a gas explosion a couple buildings down.
Campaigning is set to begin Tuesday while the first debate will be held Wednesday.
The letter that Joseph McLaughlin and David Drabold wrote last week in response to President Roderick McDavis moving to 31 Coventry Lane continues to gain new signatures.
Until an assessment is performed on the property, university officials remain unsure if bats are still in 29 Park Place.
Ohio University students swiping into Nelson Dining Hall on Saturday will be subject to having their bags checked.
The Ohio University Student Union created a FaceBook event to protest McDavis' move off campus
Christine Woods, marketing senior, will be honored at the marketing symposium on March 26 as OU’s first annual marketing student of the year.
Asked about a petition signed by more than 80 faculty members encouraging the university to reconsider the purchase of the Coventry Lane house, McDavis said, “I don’t have any comment today.”
Students network with marketing executives at Thursday’s inaugural Marketing Symposium.
The new dorms on South Green are projected to be complete by mid-July and construction is on time.
The Post Publishing Board on Thursday selected Emma Ockerman as the editor-in-chief of The Post for the 2015-16 academic year.
Ohio University student trustee applications are due Thursday.
Ohio University Student Senate approved a resolution to condemn the possible purchase of a new home for President McDavis.
The Dublin Integrated Education Center’s first floor is for completion in April before physician assistant students begin class.
Researchers at Ohio University are using unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, to study automatic flight control and navigation.
Student Affairs operates on a $20.3 million budget, and half of those funds go to paying for staff members.
After the Ohio University Foundation entered a lease agreement for a new house for Roderick McDavis earlier this month, over 80 faculty members signed a letter asking the university to overturn the decision.
The Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs will collaborate with many universities for an environmental study on tribal lands as part of a $4.5 million USDA study.
The college works hard for an inclusive environment toward first-generation students of higher education.
A sustainability report recently ranked many of OU’s sustainability efforts as average.
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