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Irvine Hall was named in honor of James Irvine, the second president of Ohio University. A native of Washington County, New York, he was educated at Union College. He was a Professor of Mathematics before becoming president. After his retirement, he became a pastor of the Presbyterian church. No portrait or signature of him has ever been found.
Mar 24, 2022 · Ohio University President Dr. Hugh Sherman said in a news release that university staff met with students in Sargent and James halls to share information about the incidents and provided students ...
Please visit www .ohio.edu/ transportation-parking for more inf ormation about parking and a detailed parking map . Lot 133 8/28/20 HERITAGE HALL OHIO UNIVERSITY INN SOUT H NORT H RIDGES GREEN UNION GREEN COL-LEGE WEST GREE CHILLED WATER PLANT Lot 134 Lot 132 Lo t 12 8 Lot 133 OHIO UNIVERSITY INN CHILLED WATER PLANT SOUTH GREEN NORTH GREEN ...
Aug 29, 2023 · Podcast host Avery After Dark shared the story of a haunted dorm room at Ohio University on TikTok on Sunday, August 27, and it's so creepy that it's truly no wonder they had to shut that room down for good. The dorm in question is room 428 at Wilson Hall on the Athens, Ohio campus. As rumor has it, the hauntings started back in the '70s when a ...
Grover Center is named in honor of Brandon T. Grover. A 1919 graduate of Ohio University, he joined the coaching staff at Ohio University in 1920, and served as head basketball coach and assistant to the athletic director from 1923 to 1938. He left the athletic department to become director of public relations and assistant to the President ...
In addition, most triple rooms have one loft provided by the University. Normally these rooms will not accept an additional loft. The following triples DO NOT have a university provided bed loft. Biddle 112, 209, 212, 426; Bush 324; Jefferson 304, 352, 455; Lincoln 406; Read 115, 309, 333, 406, 408; Shively 202, 215; Pickering 432; James 242, 256
Porter Hall was named in honor of James P. Porter. Educated at Indiana State Normal College, Clark University and Waynesburg College, he taught in public schools before coming to Ohio University as a Professor of Psychology. He was editor of the Journal of Applied Psychology for several years and in 1922 became chairman of the Psychology ...
