More than $52 million spent on residence hall projects
By Megan Henry | Aug. 24, 2017The most expensive project was the completion of Jefferson Hall renovations, which started in fall 2015.
The most expensive project was the completion of Jefferson Hall renovations, which started in fall 2015.
Ohio University stayed busy with administrative shake-ups this summer.
OU President Duane Nellis, in his first year, will earn the third-highest university salary, behind only Saul Phillips and Frank Solich.
The estimated loss was about $12,000 and no one was hurt.
Patton has worked as OU’s assistant dean of students since 2014.
Benoit will start her new position July 1, and the university will undergo a national search for a new executive vice president and provost.
Duane Nellis and Steve Patterson are just a few officials students should know in Athens.
Duane Nellis was named the 21st president of OU, Bill Clinton visited Athens and 70 students and community members were arrested for demonstrating in Baker Center.
More than 20 women accused Ailes of sexual harassment last year, and as a result, his name was taken off of a WOUB newsroom in September.
After a months-long investigation, the Athens Major Crimes Unit arrested two Columbus men in The Plains and charged them with several felony drug charges each.
Jenny Dills, health communication specialist for the Division of Violence Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, spoke at Central Venue Friday afternoon.
Voting lines for Baker Center extended out to Park Place on Tuesday.
The shovels used to commemoratively mark the digging of a time capsule.
Upon completion of the Jefferson Hall renovations, Jeff Hill will become a two-way street for the first time in 20 years.
Students can go to Allen Center in Baker if they have concerns about their major or want to change their major.
The Roger E. Ailes Newsroom is located in the Radio-Television Center.
Cady Hall, Foster House and Brough House were demolished over the summer months.