OU’s alcohol and marijuana Code of Conduct charges increased
By Maria DeVito | Sep. 3, 2015This past academic year, alcohol and marijuana Code of Conduct charges increased, while suspensions and academic misconduct are on the decline.
This past academic year, alcohol and marijuana Code of Conduct charges increased, while suspensions and academic misconduct are on the decline.
Black Student Cultural Programming Board, University Program Council and the International Student Union will be receiving fewer university dollars.
Generation Action, a student-run youth movement, advocates for reproductive rights on OU's campus.
Another outage is planned for Friday morning from 2 a.m. to 3:30 a.m, the Office of Information Technology announced.
Ohio University Student Senate spent nearly an hour discussing the night’s first presentation which focused on a proposal for a direct democracy model.
The windshield got shattered while in a parking lot near Bob Wren Stadium.
The Ohio Inspector General’s Office requested a wide range of records related to the lease-purchase agreement for 31 Coventry Lane and the university’s relations with Athens realtor John Wharton.
Ohio University’s Student Senate will hear a proposal for a direct democracy model at Wednesday night’s meeting.
OU also has four electric vehicles available for students and faculty to rent.
Ohio University’s tobacco-free initiative bans the use of all tobacco products, but smoking was once a favorite pastime for OU faculty, staff and students.
Although the Athens Police Department receives one or two parade permits application a month, Chief Tom Pyle said he has only received one application for a protest in the past year.
Following the news of the Ohio Inspector General's Office requesting records from OU about Coventry Lane, The Post has a guide to how that office operates.
While printing from the comfort of your couch may sound convenient, some OU students aren't pleased.
A formal ribbon-cutting and evening party celebrated the opening of the four new South Green dorms and the Living Learning Center.
Skyview Apartments, 31 S. Court Street, is owned by Ohio University and Housing and Residence Life manages the apartments.
The Office of Information Technology installed new equipment that was suppose to handle the 17,000 new devices on campus. The hardware failed to work, prompting OIT to put the originally equiptment back.
Environmentally-friendly efforts have gained momentum on campus in the past decade.
Ohio University offers several workshops for high school students that generate a number of enrollees.
Survivor Advocacy Program moves to Lindley Hall with more space and privacy.
Board of Trustees voted for a raise and bonus for President McDavis.