Black History Month schedule begins Friday Black History Month events begin Friday with a noon Brown Bag discussion hosted by Miss Black Ohio in the Women#39;s Center.
| OHIO eDirectory now connected to PeopleSoft SIS The people search at the top of OHIO#39;s web site may look familiar, but under the hood, it has a new engine. <br /><br />That engine bases its results on data stored in the PeopleSoft SIS, so searches return up-to-date information about all students, including those who joined the university in summer 2011 or later.<br />
| Ohio University’s rare wintry bloom Despite Athens’ icy exterior on the evening of Jan. 20, Ohio University’s greenhouse was a balmy oasis to the Amorphophallus titanum’s first bloom since 2010.
| Chillicothe adviser enhances TDCP process with technology As program coordinator for Law Enforcement Technology on the Chillicothe campus, Jim McKean often relies on podcasts to provide personalized, visual feedback to his online students. This quarter, he#39;s using that same technology to walk his 130 student advisees through the Transition Degree Completion Plan (TDCP).
| Highlighting the Green: Fall 2011 [SLIDESHOW] Ohio University students, faculty, staff, and alumni are accomplishing remarkable feats every day. This special video encapsulates a few of the recent triumphs that have added new chapters to OHIO#39;s legacy of excellence.
| A multimedia look at MLK Jr. Week Ohio University doesn#39;t just celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. for one day, but for an entire week. This video wrap up includes highlights from the 2012 Silent March, Celebratory Brunch (with guest speaker Kemba Smith-Pradia) and Day of Service.<br />
| Trustees discuss academic quality, capital plans The Ohio University Board of Trustees took a close look at both the educational core and the physical infrastructure of the University at meetings yesterday and today on the Lancaster campus.
| LGBT center looking forward to eventful quarter Ohio University#39;s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) Center is welcoming the New Year with a wide range of events for students to get involved this winter. Highlights for the quarter include a spa night and visits from Bill Bowers and Erin
Upchurch.
| New e-mail filter targets phishing scams Scammers trying to phish OHIO e-mail users into revealing their passwords will have a harder time setting the hook now, thanks to a new filter that flags questionable messages and redirects risky URLs.
| Space reservation request procedure changes Ohio University Event Services has revised the procedure by which reservation requests for major event spaces will be submitted, reviewed and accepted for the 2012 – 2013 academic year. This includes any space request that falls between Aug. 15, 2012 and Aug. 14, 2013.
| CommonSpot upgrade begins Monday The upgrade from CommonSpot V5.1 to CommonSpot V6.2 is scheduled to begin at 12:01 a.m. Monday, Dec. 12, and to conclude Tuesday afternoon.
| Southern campus alumnus lands first Emmy Ohio University alumnus Ernie Hall received his first Emmy this year for his work as a photojournalist with Action News in Jacksonville, Fla., on the local CBS/Fox affiliate station.
| University holiday greeting is available Ohio University is proud to present its holiday greeting for students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends. Please visit www.ohio.edu/greetings to view this year’s message.
| WellWorks to host Winter Gathering Dec. 8 WellWorks will celebrate the holiday season and its 25th anniversary at its annual Winter Gathering from 4-7 p.m. in the Grover Center Atrium on Dec. 8.
| Minimum wage rate increases Jan. 1 Effective Jan. 1, 2012, the minimum wage for non-tipped employees will increase to $7.70 per hour and for tipped employees the minimum wage will be $3.85 per hour.
| No Compass email on Thursday The Ohio University Compass email will not be sent out on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 24.
| Spam reputation hinders Yahoo mail delivery According to Don Hone, e-mail administrator for OIT, Yahoo#39;s spam reputation has fallen to the point where messages are being consistently rejected by other providers, including Ohio University.
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