This semester, the former program coordinator for OUSAP left the university and now OUSAP is temporarily closed.
Robert Boland will transition into director of the Masters of Sports Administration program in January.
After many weeks of debating, senate elections will maintain the same ticket setup as last year.
A California-based service developed by students offers peer-to-peer delivery courtesy of a mobile app.
Austin Lucas, a senior studying political science, was elected to serve on the Village of Bethesda City Council on Nov. 3.
AlcoholEdu, an interactive online program created by EverFi, costs Ohio University $45,000.
Ohio University Student Senate will hear final resolutions aimed to change spring senate elections.
Some majors have more than 1,000 students enrolled while others have fewer than 10.
Ohio University collected more than $5,000 through the residence hall room inspection that took place earlier this semester.
The conditions in which pianos are kept can result in major repairs and loss in playability.
The $12 million West Green Market District renovation was completed with no major problems, but not every student is impressed with the results.
Stuart Eitzman and Kendrick Kenny are trying to make it cheaper and easier for Athens residents and students to keep their cars in shape.
Don Flournoy looks to bring first-ever Space Solar Power energy testing facility to Ohio.
The cost to replace residential hall keys has been up on an uptick in recent years.
Instead of packing up and heading out for the winter, students only have a short hiatus until they return for finals due to the semester term system.
Within the past 10 years, more than 90 parties have sued Ohio University in the Ohio Court of Claims, and 44 cases have won.
The situation was contained as of 5 p.m., and the building will remain closed until further notice.
The accountant for the Ohio University Foundation is suing the university for $695.
The OU Combat Veterans Club, which meets weekly in Bentley Hall, includes 25 student veterans who served in a combat zone.
The Alt-Textbook Initiative and partnering with Texts.com or Amazon.com are just a few options senate members are discussing in an attempt to help students save on educational materials.
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