The gift that keeps on giving: The $124 million Russ Gift
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 28, 2018How one of the largest engineering donations has impacted the Russ College
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Graduate Student Senate approves resolution to make amendments to language in GSS constitution
By Chloe Meyers | Nov. 27, 2018GSS discussed and passed resolutions on House Bill 565 and the proposed changes to Title IX regulations.
Student Student: Members will vote on three resolutions and one bill
By Sarah M. Penix | Nov. 27, 2018The bill proposes the establishment of a dedicated student veteran lounge.
Campus Recreation, Counseling and Psychological Services look to reduce stress among students
By Arianna Guerra | Nov. 26, 2018Students who go to CPS for low anxiety and stress levels are referred to Campus Recreation.
Graduate Student Senate to provide feedback to proposed Title IX regulations
By Chloe Meyers | Nov. 26, 2018The Title IX regulations would limit university investigations to only on-campus incidents.
Increase in sexual assault cases to Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility
By Hardika Singh | Nov. 25, 2018The number of cases in sexual misconduct, stalking and relationship violence process has increased since 2016-17.
Ohio University to switch to open source fonts
By Taylor Johnston | Nov. 25, 2018Starting January 2019, OU will switch to using two new fonts.
They sued Ohio University over sexual harassment. It became a full-time job.
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 19, 2018Two English graduate students say they faced retaliation, relived trauma and were denied access to university resources.
OU mourns the death of retired professor and artist Æthelred Eldridge
By Ellen Wagner | Nov. 18, 2018Æthelred Eldridge was an associate professor at the School of Art and influential avant-garde artist.
Here’s how new academic programs are started at Ohio University
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 16, 2018There are several different areas that a proposal has to be passed through before it is added to the curriculum.
The Safety App Committee recommends AppArmor as the safety app for Ohio University
By Susie Griffin | Nov. 16, 2018The Safety App Committee is waiting on a new product manager to proceed with the installment process of the app.
Students suing OU were denied treatment at Counseling and Psychological Services
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 15, 2018Christine Adams and Susanna Hempstead went months without psychological treatment after CPS refused to treat them.
Politics and pizza focuses on discussion instead of debate
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 15, 2018The event facilitates productive conversation between OUCR, OUCD and the LGBT Center.
Student Senate: Members pass resolutions to appoint Women’s Affairs Commission senator, fund bake sale
By Sophia Englehart | Nov. 14, 2018Betty Miller was elected senator for the Women’s Affairs Commission.
OU's Strategic Transfer Education Plan aims to support transfer students
By Abby Miller | Nov. 14, 2018The new program will connect Ohio University to more than 20 partner institutions.
Police Blotter: Intoxicated person bites homeowner; motorcyclist does wheelie in school zone
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Nov. 14, 2018Also, a woman reported that clothing, dish towels, frozen beef and ‘Star Wars’ collectables were stolen from her while she was on vacation.
Ohio University settles with students in sexual misconduct case
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 14, 2018The graduate students argued that the university failed to take action when a professor sexually harassed students for more than a decade.
Graduate Student Senate hears from APD and OUPD police chiefs about sexual assault on campus
By Chloe Meyers | Nov. 13, 2018GSS appoints a new member into the body and passes two resolutions to endorse the Center for Student Legal Services.
The number of drug-related deaths in Ohio have increased since 2010
By Hardika Singh | Nov. 13, 2018The Ohio Alliance for Innovation in Population Health found the number of people who are affected by the opioid epidemic has increased by 5,000 percent since 2010.
OU chapter of Sigma Pi fraternity receives cease and desist after student death
By Ellen Wagner | Nov. 13, 2018Following the Monday death of a recent pledge, Ohio University’s Epsilon chapter of Sigma Pi was issued an immediate cease and desist for all organizational activities by the university.
