Bob Stewart retires from journalism school after 33 years
By Ian McKenzie | Mar. 2, 2020The journalism school plans to have a new director hired by the end of March.
The journalism school plans to have a new director hired by the end of March.
After very few donations last semester, the program is trying new methods to increase donations.
POWER/GAMMA is partnering with Student Senate to find a way continue to provide free testing to students.
The forums will take place during the first and third weeks of March.
Molly Schramm is currently The Beat editor and hopes to move in a strong digital direction.
Dominic Figliola and Cullen McLaughlin will not face jail time and will be placed in the Athens County Empowerment Program.
The university closed the residence due to a lack of students but will reopen due to the renovation of Gamertsfelder.
The buildings on West Green are still being investigated.
Ohio is an open-carry state, so Kaitlin Bennett would be allowed to carry on campus.
The building will foster team-based learning and promote research.
Discussion became heated over increasing health insurance costs.
The scooters can be rented for $1 per ride and $.29 per minute.
There has already been an 8% increase in students using CPS services this semester.
The project will not be entirely completed until later in 2020 after a period of commissioning.
There are 71 total emergency blue light phones on campus.
The annual celebration is a student sponsored event every year.
Only four groups remain under conduct review while others have been reprimanded or placed on disciplinary probation.
Over 650 people are eligible for the new programs.
The debate was postponed so the candidates can be profiled and an exact date can be determined.
Senators also raised questions about faculty cuts and retirement.