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OU addressing international students’ food insecurity
After a survey found 65% of international grad students struggle with food insecurity, an Ohio University task force has recommended action.
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OU’s bullying tactics are simply union busting
It is clear to me that the university administration and the board of trustees want no faculty union, period, writes Tom Hodson.
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‘Rally on the Green’ galvanizes OU faculty union effort
A gathering in support of United Academics of Ohio University was held at University Green on Wednesday.
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OU compost facility back in operation
It cost the university more than $80,000 to repair its composters, which process campus food waste.
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Lawsuit refiled based on absent records from 25 years ago
A woman who was sexually abused as a child by a then-Ohio University police officer refiled a lawsuit against the university this month.
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OU responds to coach’s wrongful termination lawsuit
Lawyers for OU and former football coach Brian Smith will square off in the Ohio Court of Claims in December 2027.
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OU protest cases resolve with community service
Criminal cases have been dismissed against two protestors arrested during the April Ohio University Board of Trustees meeting.
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Athens Drag Collective promotes accessibility, diversity
Students at Ohio University are shaping a new era of drag performance through their inclusive club.
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Pre-game analysis of OU football coach case
Retired judge Tom Hodson gives the play-by-play breakdown of Brian Smith’s wrongful termination suit against Ohio University.
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Group seeks historic designation for Lasher Hall
The proposed museum would include exhibits, galleries, artist studios, a library and archive, a gift shop and bookstore, and a cafe.