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Students, community brace for elimination of DEI at Ohio University
With Senate Bill 1 moving through the Ohio Legislature, students, faculty and community members are preparing for major changes at Ohio University, including the loss of OU’s Multicultural Center, Women’s Center, and Pride Center.
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Photo Gallery: Community members gather to protest Senate Bill 1 (Updated)
Around 70 community members gathered in front of Cutler Hall on Ohio University’s College Green on Wednesday afternoon to protest Ohio Senate Bill 1.
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Inside Courts: Senate Bill 1 guts academic freedom and reshapes Ohio’s public universities
In its continuing war on higher education, Ohio’s GOP-dominated legislature is forcing public universities into ideological submission.
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Why Ohio university presidents stayed quiet on controversial bill
Lobbyists for Ohio’s public universities advised higher education leaders not to challenge Republican lawmakers on a controversial anti-DEI bill.
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From waste to worth: Using septic sewage as fertilizer
Failing septic systems and fertilizer runoff are major contributors to the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, but an Ohio University researcher proposes a process to reduce both while boosting the local economy.
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Ohio University faculty cast ballots in union election
Voting is now underway following a last minute, anti-union push from the Ohio University administration.
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Celebrating 50 years of leadership in environmental studies
Ensuring that our air, soil, and water continue to support thriving communities requires a deep understanding of environmental science, coupled with innovative problem-solving skills and a collaborative spirit.
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Ohio University moving toward faculty union election after expensive legal fight
From March to October, Ohio University spent about $125,000 on legal fees related to the proposed faculty union.
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Local schools, colleges respond to Ohio’s bathroom bill
One local school district is concerned about the bill’s potential contradictions with federal statutes.
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ODNR names Raccoon Creek as Southeast Ohio’s first scenic river
The move reflects the waterway’s transformation from a polluted, dead stream to a thriving home for fish and macroinvertebrates — and a destination for recreational paddlers.