Ohio University joins network to match entrepreneurs with university startups
By Logan Moore | Aug. 17, 2018There are 11 universities in the program.
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Three things you should know before the August Board of Trustees meeting
By Sarah M. Penix | Aug. 16, 2018If approved, four dorms on South Green will be demolished in 2018.
OU fails to make Princeton Review party school list for third year in a row
By George Shillcock | Aug. 10, 2018Ohio University is, however, featured on the “least accessible professors,” “professors get low marks” and “financial aid not so great” lists.
Here’s how Ohio University impacts the state economy
By Logan Moore | Aug. 7, 2018OU contributed $2.9 billion to the state economy last year.
OU alumni publish research on sexual harassment in the workplace
By George Shillcock | July 29, 2018Study says insecurity plays a role in why men in positions of power sexually harass others.
Ohio University finalizes policies on campus expression
By Sarah M. Penix | July 27, 2018Here's how we got there and how it will impact students, faculty, staff and community members.
Aiming high: NASA Small Business Administration works to propel regional economic growth
By Logan Moore | July 20, 2018NASA’s Small Business Administration attended a conference at Ohio University to seek small business partnerships.
Ohio University ranked as one of the top LGBTQ-friendly online colleges in the country
By Sarah M. Penix | July 16, 2018The SR Education Group recognized OU’s preferred name and pronoun policy.
Regional Higher Education Study Committee focuses to promote community partnerships
By Julia Evertsy | July 14, 2018OU Chillicothe partnership with Adena Regional Medical Center allows medical employees to earn a degree.
New honors program to begin this fall
By Sarah M. Penix | July 6, 2018About 50 incoming students take part in the first cohort.
Kathy Fahl hired as assistant dean of students
By Sarah M. Penix | June 22, 2018She will join Ohio University on August 13.
Here's what's going on during Moms Weekend
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 4, 2018Moms from all over will be coming to Athens for their first Moms Weekend, while others will be coming for their last.
How Athens reacted to Martin Luther King Jr.’s death 50 years ago
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 3, 2018The day after King's death, 4,000 people gathered outside of Baker Center to honor his life.
Gender-neutral housing will expand to new locations in five residence halls
By Shelby Campbell | Mar. 18, 2018Housing and Residence Life worked with the LGBTQA Commission in Student Senate to choose locations.
Student activists speak out against the university at Baker 70 panel
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Feb. 1, 2018Students met to discuss how they intend to challenge the university’s interim policies.
A year after arrests, 'Baker 70' students say fight isn't over
By Bailey Gallion | Jan. 31, 2018Activists still want the university to do more to protect international and undocumented students.
Here are the key takeaways from the Diversity and Inclusion report
By Lauren Fisher | Jan. 15, 2018Faculty diversity is on the rise, according to new statistics.
OU evaluating the Office for Diversity and Inclusion before vice president search
By Sarah M. Penix | Nov. 14, 2017The Office of Multicultural Student Access and Retention has about 5.75 employees for every 1,500 students.
Board of Trustees approves Shively, James Hall construction projects
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 20, 2017The projects will cost the university an estimated $2.8 million.
University's protest policy is unpopular, but likely constitutional
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 12, 2017The Foundation for Individual Rights in education would give the policy a "green light" rating.
