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Sigma Pi Expelled From OU For ‘Hazing and Other Violations’
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ATHENS (WOUB)– A fraternity under fire after one of its pledge members died has been expelled from Ohio University. A university release sent Tuesday stated “hazing and other violations of the Student Code of Conduct” as reasons for the expulsion. “Through the administrative investigation, the University received reports of hazing activity by members of the… Read More
Campus Pride Index Removes OU Amid LGBT Center Uncertainty
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ATHENS (WOUB) — Ohio University has been removed from a national index of LGBTQ-friendly colleges and universities after the university stopped responding to questions from the leader of the organization. Shane Windmeyer, executive director of the Campus Pride, notified President Duane Nellis that the university would be suspended from the national list for “a minimum… Read More
Logan Woman in Custody After Hocking Co. Courthouse Fire, Pursuit
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LOGAN — A Logan woman is charged with aggravated arson after allegedly setting a fire that damaged the Hocking County Courthouse, and allegedly wielding a knife at law enforcement. The incident also caused the closure of the courthouse and surrounding schools as a precaution on Tuesday, according to a release by the Hocking County Sheriff’s… Read More
University’s Second Investigation of Kalyango: Claim Unsubstantiated
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ATHENS (WOUB) — An Ohio University investigator has determined that claims by an Ohio University student that a professor retaliated against her because of her involvement in a sexual harassment case could not be proven. An investigation conducted by G. Antonio Anaya, of the university’s Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance, concluded that the… Read More
Athens City School Board Approves Search For Sexual Harassment Investigator
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ATHENS — Athens City Schools is moving forward with the search for an independent investigator amid allegations of a lack of response after a sexual assault complaint nearly 10 years ago. Dr. Paul Grippa, the former principal who is accused of that lack of response, spoke out as much as he said he could on… Read More
Another OU Office Restructuring: OIT Positions Abolished, Reassigned
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More than a dozen positions within Ohio University’s Office of Information Technology have been abolished, and several positions reassigned or restructured, according to information obtained by WOUB. Those whose positions were abolished “have the opportunity to apply for newly created positions with full awareness of the new structure.” WOUB has learned that some of the new… Read More
Jails: The New Revenue For Counties?
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With a state budget that potentially gives less to rural counties and a lingering need for more jobs throughout the region, some are looking to corrections to fill the need. Southeast Ohio counties like Meigs County are looking to taxpayers to help build new facilities, which would bring about jobs and a new funding source. The… Read More
Remaining Charges Against Baker Center Protesters Dismissed
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Two days after one of 70 students arrested in a protest at Baker University Center had his charges dismissed, Athens County Municipal Court Judge Todd Grace has dismissed the remaining charges against the protesters. Grace signed off on the dismissals Wednesday, according to a representative from the court clerk’s office. He was asked to dismiss… Read More
Locals Do Their Part At Dakota Access Pipeline
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Joe DePalma planned his trip from Athens, Ohio, to North Dakota Sioux tribal lands in about eight hours. He and another local businessman, John Gutekanst, set on their 20-hour drive to Standing Rock Sioux lands to join thousands of others who were standing up against a pipeline project planned to run through sacred land. DePalma and… Read More
Ailes Signage Removed From Newsroom, Classroom
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The name of an ousted Fox News head who was sued by multiple women for sexual harassment claims was removed from the wall outside of the WOUB Newsroom. OU President Roderick McDavis announced the move by the university at the Faculty Senate meeting on Monday night. Before the meeting was even over, Facilities had already… Read More
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