The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
7 hours ago by Lantern staff reports
An Ohio State spokeswoman said the university's housing interim vice president for student affairs and chief housing officer has been suspended with pay while officials look into police allegations that he possessed crystal methamphetamine.
Authorities said Franklin County sheriff's deputies found a bag containing an ounce of the highly addictive drug while searching the Columbus home of Ronald Kochendoerfer.
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
6 hours ago by Adam Konvalinka and Angela Henderson
Al Gore said he believes students are the next American heroes.
"These are not normal times," he said to a crowd of about 3,000 Sunday at the Schottenstein Center. "You must become America's third hero generation."
Gore said previous American "hero generations" were the founders of this country and the young people of World War II. He said he believes current environmental issues are as important as these past national trials.
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
2 hours ago by Ben Schwarzwalder
As the race for the Democratic nomination is winding down with every negative political campaign ad run, I find myself as a conservative struggling to decide whom to root against. I mean seriously, who wants a candidate in office like either of the two democrats? They have hundreds of problems they want to solve, but not a single answer for one of them, well not a single viable answer.
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
5 hours ago by Briony Clare
A new phenomenon could soon be sweeping Facebook: panic buying.
A group started in England, "On May 15, 2008 everyone needs to go out and panic buy CARROTS," has gained a substantial following, having attracted more than 180,000 people since the beginning of January who have pledged to panic buy carrots in various worldwide localities May 15.
The Northerner, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY
2 minutes ago by Jennifer Corbett
The Board of Regents voted to extend family benefits at its meeting April 28.
The board voted 7-2 to expand the benefits package to incorporate employee health care benefits for domestic partners.
President James Votruba said this expansion is consistent with Vision 2015.
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Guardian , Wright State University, OH
2 hours ago by Matt Gahris
It was already a historic season for the Wright State softball team before they took the field for last weekend's Horizon League Tournament in Chicago. This year's squad rewrote the school record books.
And they're still not done.
The Raiders swept their way to the NCAA tournament in four games, winning the Horizon League Championship for the second straight year.
Guardian , Wright State University, OH
26 minutes ago by James Tobe
"Debit, credit or Wright1 Card?" This is a question students could be hearing at certain off-campus restaurants as soon as the end of this month.
By late May or early June the initial group of area businesses will implement the Wright1 card as an acceptable method of payment, according to University Bursar and Director of Treasury Services, Steven C.
Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN
2 days ago by Ryan Wood
Kelly Packard will be Ball State University's 10th head coach in the 34-year history of the women's basketball, athletics director Tom Collins announced Monday afternoon.
Packard, a four-year letter winner and 1990 graduate of Anderson University, replaces former head coach Tracy Roller, who has been absent from the team since late December.
Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN
2 days ago by Nathan Rush
The struggle between Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama to become the Democratic candidate for president placed unusual emphasis on the Indiana Democratic primary for the first time in recent years.
The primary, held May 6, saw voter turnout described by Gary mayor Rudy Clay as comparable to that of a general election.
The News Record, University of Cincinnati, OH
2 days ago by Nick Grever
The Wachowski brothers, famous for such violent, sexy and edgy movies as The Matrix and V For Vendetta, have come back to direct Speed Racer. They have utilized their eye for action to direct … a children's movie.
To be fair, Speed Racer was a cartoon in the early '80s, so the main audience then was kids.
Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN
2 days ago by Daniel Human
Employment remained uncertain as of Friday for a Ball State University professor who faces multiple misdemeanor charges after he was arrested in his home, Tony Proudfoot, vice president of marketing and communications, said.
George Mundrake, associate professor of information systems and operations management, remains on a non-disciplinary, paid suspension after he was arrested April 26, Proudfoot said.
The News Record, University of Cincinnati, OH
1 day ago by Stacey Johnson
Cincinnati got a special taste of British comedy on Friday, May 9 when Eddie Izzard visited the Taft Theatre on a stop of his new American tour, titled Stripped. The award-winning stand-up comedian and actor is back on the road to discuss his ideas on religion, history and everything in between.
The News Record, University of Cincinnati, OH
1 day ago by Taylor Dungjen
University of Cincinnati students received a crash course in sexual health education on Friday, May 9 on McMicken Commons.
"We want students to be safe if they're choosing to have sex," said Brian Blair, vice president of external affairs for Delta Tau Delta, the host of Slip-N-Slide for Safe Sex.
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
1 day ago by Matt Struhar
Thankfully, there is now light at the end of the tunnel in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Of course, Barack Obama has been the likely nominee since about March, but the insufferable Hillary Clinton launched a kamikaze campaign that looked like it might just be successful until, well, North Carolina and Indiana finally placed the coup de grace on what had become one the odder presidential campaigns - one that saw Rudy Giuliani spend $50 million to net one delegate and saw Ron Paul get a national microphone.
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
5 days ago by Briony Clare
It seems as though Ohio State's interim assistant vice president for Student Affairs and director of housing might have been leading a double life.
Ronald Kochendoerfer, 41, serves as a senior administrator for Housing and Residence Education, whose responsibilities ranged from developing and administering living-learning programs, to training resident advisors on drug and alcohol policy and managing a $9 million fiscal budget.
Last Friday another side of the high-ranking official's life was uncovered when he was arrested and charged with possession of the highly-addictive drug methamphetamine, that was found by deputies during a search of his Short North home.
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