What you should know about each presidential search finalist
After a week of open forums, the four finalists for Ohio University's next president all presented their qualifications to students, faculty and staff.
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After a week of open forums, the four finalists for Ohio University's next president all presented their qualifications to students, faculty and staff.
At approximately 11 p.m. Thursday, the Ohio University Police Department responded to a report of a naked male “screaming and running” near Baker University Center, according to the OUPD call log. The subject was apprehended by police and taken to O’Bleness Memorial Hospital for medical evaluation. He was later charged with assault on a peace officer and transported to Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail.
When it comes to the future of Ohio University, Pam Benoit thinks the school is in “a good place” — so much so that she doesn’t see the need for an outsider to assume the Office of the President.
More than 100 students, faculty and community members packed into Baker Ballroom for the second in a series of four public forums featuring candidates for Ohio University’s next president.
After an alleged snack-cake burglar struck a local residence in November, leaving behind little evidence other than a glass of chocolate milk, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office once again found themselves in the midst of a pastry-related incident.
With a recent announcement from the presidential search committee, Ohio University is one step closer to selecting its 21st president.
Three Ohio University students, including two members of the Ohio football team, were arrested and charged with first-degree felonies for aggravated robbery during an off-campus incident.
Early Sunday morning, The Ohio University Police Department fielded its seventh sex crime of the Fall Semester.
Even though Thanksgiving loomed right around the corner, one burglar with an apparent sweet tooth just couldn’t help themselves when it came to getting a quick sugar fix last week.
With Thanksgiving Break just around the corner, students are hunkering down for a final week of assignments and exams before returning home for a long weekend of turkey and relaxation. Others, however, will find themselves facing holiday charges following run-ins with local law enforcement.
As political tensions grew in the days leading up to the 2016 elections, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded to a number of politically-related calls over the course of the week.
Clarification appended
Though Halloween weekend has come and gone, partiers have dispersed back to residence halls, and the last of the debris has been swept away, the Ohio University Police Department has remained busy dealing with the aftermath of the biggest party of the year.
This article has been updated to include that OUPD released a campus-wide alert about a male wanted for the alleged rape and to reflect that APD has since released two reports of rape from earlier on Halloween weekend.
Maddie Knostman sees words differently.
As Brandon "DJ B-Funk" Thompson took to the Lokoween stage late Saturday night, he began his set with an emergency broadcast to the thousands of partygoers who had flocked to Court Street in search of a bit of Halloween mischief.
Though some people get caught lifting small items from bars and grocery stores, one man on Kurtz Street last weekend faced consequences for trying to pick up a slightly larger item.
Amid discussions of job creation, fracking and affordable education, another controversial issue underscores the local 94th district state representative race: charter schools.
The Ohio University Police Department saw a considerably quieter week following a raucous Homecoming Weekend, though a number of individuals decided their game day spirit wasn’t going without a fight.
As Homecoming revelers partied on in predictable, collegiate fashion, officers at the Ohio University Police Department found themselves responding to more than 30 calls throughout the course of the week.