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Libras, your time spent in Mercury Retrograde — for the third and final time this year — is not over yet. It may seem as if everything that could possibly go wrong, is going wrong. Don’t fret, come Oct. 18, this optical illusion will end.
Athens City Council discussed increasing some of its 2022 city fees during committee meetings Monday, some of which have not been adjusted in at least a decade.
Despite the low incidence of flu last influenza season, health officials are growing increasingly worried about the upcoming season given the current COVID-19 pandemic.
From Friday afternoon until Saturday at dusk, musicians and Appalachian artists entertained the audiences at the Hocking Hills Music Festival in Rockbridge.
Athens’ 11-game win streak against Wellston was snapped Friday. The Bulldogs’ hopes of winning out the season were shattered, and the Golden Rockets wasted no time and found plenty of chances to score in their 49-28 win.
What once started as a small garden, the Ohio University Student Farm, 338 W. State St., has blossomed into a giving tree for both students and the community.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees met Thursday in both committees and executive session and discussed the appointment of its regional trustee as well as a new Voluntary Separation or Retirement Program, or VSRP.
A new fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon, or TKE, has been welcomed to Ohio University’s campus as a provisional chapter after receiving approval from the university’s Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life, or SFL.
Ohio secured the third win in its Mid-American Conference schedule with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Toledo on Sunday. The only goal of the match was scored in the 70th minute by Sarina Dirrig from an assist by Ally Campanella.
For the first time in two seasons, Ohio ended a match with a draw after it and Bowling Green were unable to score in 110 minutes of match time Thursday. Ohio hasn’t had a match end in a draw since 2019, but a lack of offensive production and stringent defense prevented either team from scoring.
Ohio University Student Senate hosted a town hall for 2021 At-large Athens City Council candidates Thursday night.
Ohio University Graduate Student Senate started its meeting Tuesday with an update from Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, following a recent spike in COVID-19 cases on campus.
Ohio University announced Tuesday all students, faculty and staff are required to participate in online hazing training by Oct. 7.
‘Tis the spooky season, everyone. It’s that time of the year again to start thinking about the solo costumes or group costumes you’re going to step out in. TikTok is the new Pinterest for many things, including Halloween costume ideas. Once you find the right side of spooky tok, you’ll find all the inspiration for both elaborate and last minute costumes.
Two years have passed since Lil Nas X released “Old Town Road” and became an international phenomenon. In my time writing “Tunes with Tate,” I have never reviewed such a highly-anticipated debut album, but “MONTERO” is finally here.
Ohio (0–3) travels to Evanston, Illinois, to face Northwestern for the final game of its nonconference slate. It’s the first meeting between the two programs since 2008, when Ohio lost in Evanston 16–8 for its fourth-straight loss to begin the season.
On Tuesday, Ohio University’s Menard Family George Washington Forum invited The Washington Post columnist and author of “Chaos Under Heaven: Trump, Xi, and the Battle for the Twenty-First Century,” Josh Rogin, to speak on campus. Inside Galbreath Memorial Chapel, Rogin did something that happens far too rarely: he presented a contentious idea in a measured, fact-based manner.
COVID-19 cases are rising in Athens. It’s not hard to miss the daunting COVID-19 case counter on Court Street telling everyone to “Mask Up” as the little orange numbers increase every day. However, alongside the growing number of coughs, sneezes and fevers that accompany the mounting cases, Ohio University students are facing another unexpected side effect: a lacking COVID-19 response from the school.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a call regarding a vehicle being operated by an unauthorized person. While talking to the caller, police determined he was not the owner of the vehicle.
Luke Brandes is Athens’ jack of all trades.
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