Legacy of longevity
By Olivia Hitchcock | Feb. 24, 2015Long-serving employees are seen by some as mentors, advisors and stabilizing influences in their departments.
CAMPUS
GSS passes a resolution that puts a GSS member on the Student Legal Services Board
Feb. 23, 2015At Graduate Student Senate’s February meeting, a resolution was passed that appoints a GSS member to the Center of Student Legal Services Board.
New BLAC hosts candlelight vigil in honor of police brutality victims
By Jonathan Oldham | Feb. 23, 2015Members of the New BLAC held vigil for deceased victims of police brutality
OU TapRide service can help students get home at night for free
Feb. 23, 2015TapRide, a service provided through OU transportation, will take riders anywhere on campus late at night.
GSS to vote to amend a requirement for Board of Elections Chair
Feb. 23, 2015Graduate Student Senate will vote on a resolution that would no longer require the Board of Elections chair to be in his or her final term.
Student group sets up cardboard graveyard to commemorate victims of police brutality
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 23, 2015Nearly 100 cardboard graves were placed on College Green to commemorate victims of police brutality.
Winter Dance concert brings variety of dance styles to MemAud stage
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Feb. 22, 2015The Winter Dance Concert took place this weekend and featured six pieces with varying styles.
After ISU controversy, The Post breaks down its budget
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 22, 2015Following the impeachment of Phally Chroy, ISU’s controversial former president, the organization looks to the future.
Despite weather, Bobcats go nearly naked to raise around $1,500
Feb. 21, 2015Though rescheduled, Bare on the Bricks' after-party raised $1,500 and gathered 20 bags of clothes for local charity, My Sister’s Place.
Bare on the Bricks run postponed due to potential weather
By Rebekah Barnes | Feb. 20, 2015Due to weather concerns, the sixth-annual Bare on the Bricks run, set to occur Saturday morning, is being postponed to mid-April, said Amanda Moline, Student Alumni Board student outreach committee member.
Homecoming 2015 theme to pay homage to Athens’ bricks
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 19, 2015Ohio University’s 2015 homecoming week will take place Oct. 5 to 10.
8 places warmer than Athens that shouldn't be
Feb. 19, 2015Athens is cold today. But some places in the United States, with a reputation of having cold temperatures in the winter, are warmer than Southeast Ohio.
McDavises to temporarily relocate due to bat invasion
By Olivia Hitchcock | Feb. 19, 2015For the third time in three months, bats have take up residence in the presidential residence, 29 Park Place
Proposed RA union has Senate’s support
By Maygan Beeler | Feb. 18, 2015Student Senate is in favor of the proposed formation of an RA union
KC Johnson lecture on due process, sexual assault elicits response against F--kRapeCulture’s protest
By Bethany N. Bella | Feb. 18, 2015KC Johnson, current and former students respond to F--kRapeCulture’s protest at Monday night’s lecture on campus sexual assault and due process.
Student dressed as Disney princess braves cold weather, delights students
By Hannah Shaw | Feb. 18, 2015An Ohio University student has taken it upon himself to go around campus dressed up as the character, Anna, from Disney’s Frozen.
OU’s energy renovation projects will start with a new natural gas pipeline route
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Feb. 18, 2015Ohio University will give $5.5 million to Columbia Gas of Ohio to move away from coal power and toward natural gas heating.
Student Senate to weigh in on possible RA union
By Maygan Beeler | Feb. 17, 2015Senate will vote on whether they will support the creation of a RA union on campus.
Founder’s Day to honor 200th anniversary of OU’s first graduation
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 17, 2015Thomas Ewing and John Hunter, Ohio University’s first graduates in 1815, will be celebrated on this year’s Founder’s Day.
Officials, professors still divided on effects of fracking
By BETHANY BELLA | Feb. 17, 2015Now that fracking is coming to the Ohio River, OU professors debate the pros and cons of the energy operation.
