Haley and the Coetzee twins: Their stories (05/14/2008)
In keeping with the spirit of the International Week 2008 theme, "Your World, Your Story," Outlook invited members of our community to interview one another on camera. Today's video features Aiken, S.C., native Haley Duschinski and twins Estienne and Rachelle Coetzee, originally from Bloemfontein, South Africa.
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Mario and Symphonie: Their stories (05/13/2008)
In keeping with the spirit of the International Week 2008 theme, "Your World, Your Story," Outlook invited members of our community to interview one another on camera. Today's video features Mario Grijalva, originally from Quito, Ecuador, and Akron, Ohio, native Symphonie Smith.
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Matt and Haroon: Their world, their stories (05/12/2008)
In keeping with the spirit and theme of the International Week celebration, "Your World, Your Story," Outlook invited nine individuals to interview one another on camera. Today's video features Cleveland native Matt Rapposelli and Haroon Rashid, originally from Nagarhar, Sherzad, Afghanistan.
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Telling stories of the world (05/05/2008)
International Week 2008, with the theme "Your World, Your Story," will honor the international customs and culture that enhance life in Athens. Scheduled for May 11 through 18, the annual festival traditionally attracts thousands of students, faculty, staff and community members who participate in a wide range of educational and cultural events.
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Moms on campus this weekend (05/01/2008)
The toughest task for moms who visit campus for Ohio University's annual Moms Weekend this Friday through Sunday will be narrowing down choices. Sporting events, craft and art shows, movies, dancing, outdoor recreation and shopping are just a few of the options available.
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Giving back is adding up (04/24/2008)
Every week is volunteer week at Ohio University as students give of themselves through the Office of Campus Life's Community Service Project of the Week. This year, National Volunteer Week runs from April 26 to May 2 and the entire university community is invited to join in.
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SI's Peter King to address 2008 graduates (04/11/2008)
This June, thousands of seniors will be welcomed into the proud alliance of people who call Ohio University their alma mater by one of their own. Renowned journalist, author and alumnus Peter King will speak at the undergraduate commencement ceremonies on Saturday, June 14, at the Convocation Center.
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OU-COM, graduate ceremony speakers named (04/11/2008)
Ohio University has announced the speakers for this spring's College of Osteopathic Medicine and graduate commencement ceremonies.
Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner will speak at the College of Osteopathic Medicine ceremony on Saturday, June 7. Julie Owens, the 2007 Outstanding Graduate Faculty Award winner, will address master's and doctoral degree candidates at the graduate ceremony on Friday, June 13.
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Coming through for the community (04/07/2008)
Students living in Ohio University residence halls set out winter quarter to help stock Athens County food banks. The response was overwhelming -- nearly $3,300 in cash, 64 boxes of food and some 2,600 non-perishable food items.
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Getting ready for the big day (04/03/2008)
This year, students have a new event to help them prepare for commencement and beyond. Ohio University Graduation Fair 2008: Countdown to Commencement is set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 16 in Baker University Center Ballroom.
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'Mountain Stage' returns Monday (02/28/2008)
The WOUB Radio Network and Performing Arts Series will welcome back an old friend on Monday as Mountain Stage returns to Ohio University's Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
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Bring the family this weekend (02/21/2008)
From modern dance and live Reggae music to frozen pucks and slam-dunks, the Ohio University community is ready to serve up a full slate of events for Winter Parents Weekend 2008.
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Ohio University names dean of students (02/11/2008)
Ohio University has named Ryan T. Lombardi, currently the associate dean of students at Duke University, as its new associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students. He will begin work in mid- to late May.
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Students contribute to peaceful resolution (02/08/2008)
What could have been a tragic incident on Ohio University's Athens campus Friday ended safely about 5 p.m. when a university employee who had threatened to commit suicide gave up his attempt -- encouraged by student support -- and allowed police officers to take him for medical evaluation.
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The Baker Effect: On campus image (02/08/2008)
Thousands of prospective students will pass through Baker University Center while visiting Ohio University this year. From the escalators to the food court to the open atmosphere -- it's all making a very big impression.
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Program seeks to build 'culture of service' (02/08/2008)
Volunteering at Ohio University has just been kicked up a notch. After a successful pilot run in the fall, the Department of Campus Life officially launched a Project of the Week program this quarter.
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The Baker Effect: On campus dining (02/07/2008)
As if stylish new venues, customer-centered service plans and innovative biodegradable packaging materials weren't enough, the dining venues at Baker University Center have found another way to be ahead of the curve.
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The Baker Effect: On student leadership (02/06/2008)
Student organizations are now located in close proximity in Baker University Center, which provides offices, meeting spaces and resources. The result: an opportunity for Ohio University students to make connections and gain leadership skills like never before.
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Sibs Weekend jam-packed with fun (02/06/2008)
Ohio University's 2008 Sibs Weekend promises something for everyone, including a full slate of music, sporting events and games this Friday and Saturday.
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The Baker Effect: On our social scene (02/05/2008)
From lectures and movies to comedy and music, Baker University Center offers something for everyone. Read about social opportunities in the second installment of a five-part series about the center's impact on Ohio University.
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Pair of series promotes healthy living (02/05/2008)
Ohio University's Department of Health Promotion, part of the Division of Student Affairs, has decided to continue two series of informational events designed to promote wellness among university students, faculty and staff. Wellness Wednesdays and the POWER Hour series are weekly hour-long programs intended to bring awareness, offer information and provide tools for a healthier life.
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The Baker Effect: On student services (02/04/2008)
In its first year, the new Baker University Center has fulfilled its promise as Ohio University's "center of campus." This week, Outlook examines the effect Baker has had on academic and other student services, the social scene, campus dining options, student leadership opportunities and the university's image.
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University marks Black History Month (01/31/2008)
February is Black History Month, and Ohio University will host a wide variety of events to celebrate the rich history of people of African descent and the contributions they have made to the United States and the world. Take a look at some of the featured events.
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Partnership could create new health care facility (01/28/2008)
Ohio University is exploring a partnership that could significantly improve student health care services, create a more efficient operation, enhance opportunities for medical students and increase health care options for those working at the university and in the wider community.
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A holiday of service and celebration (01/17/2008)
Many Ohio University students will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday by serving their communities and celebrating the empowerment advocated by its namesake. Take a look at the day's lineup of opportunities.
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Baker Center design earns grand-prize honors (01/10/2008)
Learning By Design -- an annual guide to architectural services and achievements for educational facilities -- has awarded Baker Center grand-prize honors in its 2008 Education Facilities Design Award contest.
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Plea reached in Mahony case (12/13/2007)
A former Ohio University student accused of verbally threatening and shouting racial epithets at two female African-American students in Alden Library in May pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court earlier this week to a fourth-degree misdemeanor charge of persistent disorderly conduct.
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Students displaced by fire find alternative housing (11/09/2007)
Displaced by a fire in their Mill Street residence Tuesday, five Ohio University undergraduates have found alternative housing and are moving the items they have been able to salvage.
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Jury ends in deadlock in intimidation, menacing case (11/09/2007)
An eight-member jury failed to reach a verdict Thursday in the Athens Municipal Court case of a former Ohio University student facing charges in connection with a May incident in Alden Library.
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Student Senate debates marijuana policy (11/08/2007)
Student Senate voted 26-11 Wednesday night in favor of a proposal that would create distinctions between student alcohol and marijuana violations following a discussion that Vice President for Student Affairs Kent Smith said gave him great pride in Ohio University's students. |
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