APD reports at Greek life houses range from assaults to stolen cushions
By Ian McKenzie | Oct. 29, 2019Thirteen houses did not have any reports.
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Ohio MAC schools experience decline in enrollment numbers
By Taylor Burnette | Oct. 27, 2019OU had about 1,806 fewer students enroll since fall 2018.
Why the Marching 110 is still allowed to play at athletic games under suspension
By Nolan Simmons | Oct. 27, 2019Members of the Marching 110 must participate in certain events, like the Homecoming Parade, for academic credit.
100 E-Scooters are coming to Athens in early November
By Ian McKenzie | Oct. 24, 2019They will be deployed Nov. 4.
Decrease in crime statistics according to 2019 Annual Security Report
By Regan Gray | Oct. 24, 2019The Ohio University 2019 Clery Act Annual Security Report showed a decrease in crimes reported on the Athens campus.
Student Senate: City Council president presents on body's role in city
By Regan Gray | Oct. 23, 2019Knisley encouraged Senate members to participate in government committees.
Ohio University creates new Corporate Engagement office
By Emma Skidmore | Oct. 22, 2019The office’s goal is to connect companies to the university and provide better opportunities for students.
Ohio University’s Economic Impact Study shows school's contributions to the Ohio economy
By Taylor Burnette | Oct. 21, 2019The economic impact of students in Athens is reflected in the abundance of local businesses around the campus.
Peer Pod provides sexual and health education programs
By Regan Gray | Oct. 21, 2019The Peer Pod provides many sexual education programs for OU students.
CBD is now available to purchase at The Drugstore at OU
By Maddie Bussert | Oct. 20, 2019Prices range from $6.99 to $24.99 for CBD products.
City Council, mayoral candidates cover housing and environmental issues at debate
By Emma Skidmore | Oct. 18, 2019Mayoral candidates and At-Large City Council members openly discussed their ideas regarding a variety of topics.
Sorority and Fraternity Life Director gives Student Senate an update on suspended organizations
By Regan Gray | Oct. 17, 2019Ariel Tarosky, Sorority and Fraternity Life Director gives student senate its goals moving forward after hazing suspensions.
What is hazing according to Ohio University policy?
By Taylor Johnston | Oct. 16, 2019Ohio University addresses behavior that violates the Student Code of Conduct.
University contract with Pepsi will bring in about $3.5 million by 2022
By Michael Riojas | Oct. 16, 2019The contract gives Pepsi exclusive beverage rights on campus.
Three new models for general education being considered
By Maddie Bussert | Oct. 15, 2019The three models all have different points on the education spectrum.
City Council: Debate continues over Baileys Trail, short term rentals
By Vinny Ramundo | Oct. 15, 2019Baileys Trail is expected to bring an increase in tourism to Athens.
OU sees increase of emotional support animals on campus
By Emma Skidmore | Oct. 13, 2019There are currently 52 approved assistance animals at the university, which is a 1% increase over the past two years.
Board of Trustees plans for declining enrollment numbers
By News Staff Report | Oct. 10, 2019Enrollment is declining, but graduating classes are growing.
Marching 110 suspended after hazing allegations
By Nolan Simmons | Oct. 10, 2019It is the 14th student organization under investigation by the university.
The most popular majors from then and now
By Kirsten Thomas | Oct. 10, 2019Biological sciences and journalism have been two of the most popular undergraduate majors within the last 20 years.
