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(02/14/24 1:29am)
The primaries are approaching and Ohio University students will vote on the Republican and Democratic local, state and federal candidates for the November election with presidential candidates likely being a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
(02/05/24 3:50am)
Ohio University students have noticed something different about their trips to the dining halls ever since September: Coca-Cola products have replaced Pepsi.
(02/01/24 2:23am)
Bricks play a big role in the homey feel of Athens, but they push people with disabilities away with their uneven placements on walkways.
(01/26/24 2:56am)
Correction Appended: A previous version of this article said ISIS attacked the US in 9/11, the current story replaced that with Al-Queda. The Contemporary History Institute sponsored an “Israel’s 9/11” panel hosted by Ohio University on Thursday, which sparked disagreement among students and Athens citizenry in attendance.
(01/24/24 7:43pm)
Ohio University Police Department received a report of rape in Gamertsfelder Hall around 4 a.m. Saturday.
(01/19/24 3:11am)
Over Winter Break, I had a lot of downtime and used it to catch up on things I missed during the semester. I read a few books, caught up on the hours of sleep I lost and watched many movies, specifically, romantic comedies or so-called “rom-coms.” While on my fifth movie (of the day or the week, one may never know) I noticed a recurring theme. Every main character is a journalist.
(01/18/24 4:52am)
The City of Athens has partnered with the Athens City Commission on Disabilities to upgrade businesses to be more accessible.
(01/18/24 4:43am)
Womp, Womp
(01/16/24 3:26am)
After 20 years of Blackboard, select Ohio University classrooms welcome a new learning management system, or LMS, Canvas.
(11/16/23 4:23am)
Every year, Amazon awards 15 small businesses a cash grant, and one Athens-founded business was the only Ohio applicant to win.
(11/16/23 4:30am)
The Ridges Development Strategy is a vision to carry out the 2015 Ridges Framework Plan to preserve and develop buildings for a more purposeful alternative.
(11/08/23 2:53am)
Kathy Hecht ran unopposed for the city auditor position, gaining 3,624 votes. She has held the position for 20 years. The city auditor is responsible for supervising the Income Tax Department, overseeing payroll, accounts payable, and fixed assets, and estimating and reviewing the revenue that each source will generate throughout the year.
(11/08/23 2:58am)
Josh Thomas ran as a write-in for Athens City Treasurer, winning with 331 votes after being appointed treasurer two years ago. “I'm basically up for reelection because I was appointed into the position,” Thomas said. “Instead of actually just having a four-year term, if you're appointed into a position like that, you have to kind of run in the next general election.”
(11/08/23 2:48am)
Lisa Eliason ran unopposed for the law director position, gaining 3,581 votes. She has held the position in Athens for the past eight years.
(11/07/23 4:27am)
Daylight savings time ended on Nov. 5, making many college students prepare for seasonal affective disorder (SAD). SAD, or seasonal depression, typically occurs when days become shorter and climates become colder. With the sun setting at 5 p.m. and most classes ending around that time, people assume that their day is pretty much over. But how does one get ahead of seasonal depression?
(11/06/23 2:06pm)
When Lori Stewart Gonzalez, 23rd president of Ohio University, was welcomed at her Presidential Inauguration Wednesday, Oct. 18, she announced a new scholarship for students living in Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington Counties.
(10/27/23 4:21am)
Ohio University Athletics has welcomed a new and creative way to create a more sustainable campus through Green Games.
(10/26/23 1:25am)
Halloween weekend, underage students will dress in their best costumes, hoping to add the appearance of maturity in age, in eager anticipation of joining the festivities at parties or bars.
(10/09/23 4:27am)
Upon coming to college, many retired high school athletes find a home in club sports, a lively middle ground between recruited collegiate sports and casual intermural games. Funded by the competitive sports office at Ohio University and team dues, club sports offer a continuation of school sports for enthusiastic student-athletes.
(10/06/23 12:26am)
Business operation times change for most businesses and the day starts a lot earlier compared to a normal Saturday. Paula Marsh, front-of-house manager of Jackie O’s, said that goes for them as well and they will open at noon instead of four on Saturday to accommodate for more business.