Sigma Pi permanently expelled from Ohio University
By Ian McKenzie | Apr. 30, 2019The University Hearing Board found the fraternity in violation of 10 different allegations including, four counts of hazing.
The University Hearing Board found the fraternity in violation of 10 different allegations including, four counts of hazing.
Ohio University’s task force created to monitor the smoke-free initiative is no longer active.
There have 11 reports of sexual assault to APD and OUPD since Jan. 13.
The LGBT Center will move to a temporary space before a permanent one is found in the fall.
Ohio University will look for a permanent space for the office next fall.
About 15 people protested what they see as a decision to merge the Multicultural Center and the LGBT Center.
The Eastern Campus will get a new interim dean and interim associate dean, the Chillicothe Campus will get an interim dean and there will be a new interim executive dean for regional higher education.
Local school districts would be able to choose whether or not to implement the program.
House Bill 88 would prohibit Ohio universities from restricting free expression rights.
The university would be suspended from a minimum of 20 months or until deemed appropriate.
Justin Kelley wants to make sure students know he is available for conversation.
Ohio University will have a new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in July.
Student Senate is looking to allocate funding for local, state and national news and is requesting an increase in funding for the program.
Users must now login with their full OU email addresses and safety programs are being implemented.
The settlement came after the death of Lora Stone, who was treated with a lethal and excessive dosage of fentanyl.
The $65.9 million federally funded study includes 19 Ohio counties.
The majority of the senate is unaffiliated, but Democrats still outnumber other parties.
Although Athens is a rural city, country music is a quieter genre in Athens.
Ohio University housing lottery similar to colleges across Ohio.
Justin Kelley, a sophomore studying accounting, marketing, finance and business pre-law, was chosen.