Opioid overdose rescue kits to be available to students
(12/16/22 3:02am)
Opioid overdose rescue kits will be available on Ohio University’s campus for students during the 2023 Spring Semester.
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Fake FBI agent calls, stolen narcotics reported
(11/17/22 3:38am)
Beware for a scare
Law enforcement reports numerous arrests Halloween weekend
(11/03/22 2:44am)
With the return of Athens’ infamous Halloween Block Party, Ohio University’s Halloween weekend was calmer compared to previous years, and arrests and criminal charges were down from 2021.
Police Blotter: Property stolen from Wray House, possible sighting of man walking with chainsaw
(10/27/22 2:55am)
Menace to society
Athens campus experienced a general increase of crime in 2021
(10/13/22 2:36am)
Ohio University experienced a general increase of most crimes reported in 2021, according to OU’s 2022 Clery Act Annual Security Report.
Intoxicated driver drives off road and into field, juvenile harassed over social media
(10/13/22 2:17am)
Gunshots or fireworks?
Best anime recommendations for beginners
(10/05/22 1:47am)
As the weather gets colder, it creates the perfect opportunity to bundle up and start a new show–or even a new genre. Whether you've been a fan of cartoons like "Avatar" since you were a kid or have never given animated shows a second thought, anime could be just what you're looking for. Most anime are adaptations of manga, which is similar to comic books. Anime can range from romance to action to psychological thrillers, depending on what you're feeling.
Police Blotter: Multiple cars stolen, theft reported on College Green
(09/29/22 2:32am)
Gone Truckin’
Outdoor furniture stolen, dorm fire alarm goes off
(09/22/22 1:59am)
Oopsie Daisy
Police Blotter: Car backed into Lake Drive business, fraudulent check usage
(09/15/22 1:20am)
Play ball!
OUPD to offer Rape Aggression Defense course
(09/06/22 3:26am)
The Ohio University Police Department will kick off a four-week Rape Aggression Defense course for OU’s female students, staff and faculty, starting Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m.
Average number of police reports taken during 2022 fests
(04/22/22 9:46pm)
The number of crimes during 2022’s fest season has been average compared to recent years.
Police Blotter: Power line damaged by fallen tree, tags stolen off of trailer
(04/21/22 1:48am)
Deputies responded to Athens Township after receiving report of a flash seen and a loud noise heard in a neighborhood.
OU’s senior vice provost for instructional innovation and chief strategy and innovation officer announces intention to resign
(04/20/22 8:12pm)
On Sunday, Brad Cohen, Ohio University’s senior vice provost for instructional innovation and chief strategy and innovation officer for seven years, announced his intention to resign.
Students voice opinions on new 'Constitutional Carry' law
(04/19/22 3:09am)
With the recent passing of Ohio’s new “Constitutional Carry” law, the rules surrounding carrying a gun on Ohio University’s campus will not be affected.
Police Blotter: Man sitting in street, semi hit-and-run
(04/14/22 3:22am)
A ghost
Police Blotter: Suspicious blanket reported, landlord allegedly throws tenants items out of residence
(04/07/22 2:06am)
Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded to Albany after receiving a report of a suspicious blanket.
Athens, OU gun experts react to new permitless concealed carry law
(03/31/22 3:06am)
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill, known as the “Constitutional Carry” law, on March 14 that changes gun carrying restrictions in the state, which will officially go into effect June 13.
Milliron Fest kicks off the first fest season since COVID-19
(03/20/22 7:23pm)
Fests are officially back, starting with the Milliron Fest on Friday.
Local crime rates increase as weather gets warmer
(03/16/22 3:42am)
On a yearly basis, local crime rates rise with the temperature.
