Students will no longer have the luxury of hitting the print button and having their assignment waiting for them in the printer tray.
Compared to last semester, there are many more people living on campus.
In August, many local businesses decided to show their school spirit by displaying ‘we support OU’ signs in their businesses.
While the final numbers won't be released until the census date, It is estimated that there are 580 students on Campus.
Returning students to Ottawa University’s campus have most likely noticed a change in the way that the dining services work.
For many, college graduation is the last step before entering the real world.
OU has recently made some efforts to help students prepare for their futures after graduation.
New faces will be running the Student Media Board at Ottawa University next fall.
The students of Ottawa University have spoken, and a new student body president has been elected.
April 22 is a day set aside to honor the earth.
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There are mixed feelings on campus about students using the e-mail system to voice their religious and personal beliefs.
Brad Crow said he wanted to offer something different to the student body.
Those with the ability to spell were given their chance to shine.
It helps to put a face with a name Sara Humm said.
Ottawa University's campus received a few physical changes in the weeks during and after spring break.
A new bakery is opening up in Ottawa.
OU students looking to stay in Ottawa over the summer may have trouble finding summer employment.
The city of Ottawa’s restaurants offer different food options and atmospheres.
It's Thursday and night classes just ended. However, karaoke and half price appetizers just started at Applebees.
Being a business in a small town like Ottawa can be harder compared to larger cities.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has been made easier for the upcoming year.
OU may have the opportunity to pick up students where another university left them.
Dodge for a Cause creates an opportunity for students to get involved in helping others.
The more economical option during spring break is to work.
Kelley Frazier believes that paying the state back taxes that the school doesn’t take out of her hard earned check.
Recently OU students were given the opportunity to escape.
Traveling abroad has the potential to be life changing for anyone.
Marylou DeWald said the business division is proud of giving back.
There is a discussion in Ottawa University Student Senate that could affect every student seeking a leadership role.
Facebook, Twitter and other social media outlets might be more a foe than friend.
Black Student Union (BSU) has been on a mission to continue their tradition of showcasing talent, knowledge and history.
Annie Noll said Ottawa University’s goals are her goals, too.
Last Thursday, OU’s basketball teams dedicated their games to a life-saving cause.
Not every face has a Facebook.
When police followed up on a residential burglary report called in by a former OU student, they found more than they expected.
It started with a banned YouTube video and a sense of humor.
Helping others doesn’t have to be a chore.
OU students danced the night away and helped the community.
OU students have a new job opportunity waiting for them.
Jessica Henderson wanted to publish a book of poems, but got more than she bargained for.
Charley Worthey says he has found his calling from God.
Leah Frey knew she was changing cultures when she moved from St. Louis to Ottawa.