OUPD found a man standing on top of College Gate on Monday night. Officers also cited a man for trying to steal a sign from Transportation and Parking Services.
Graffiti is considered a third degree misdemeanor, with a $500 charge and possibly 60 days in jail. Athens law enforcement said it's hard to catch those who are responsible.
After being convicted of persistent disorderly conduct in March, former Student Senate president Megan Marzec along with two other defendants will appear for an appellate hearing on Thursday.
Athens City Council discussed changes to workers compensation claims billing, Ohio University's increased guest fee, and Sol's new location's liquor license.
The Appalachian Peace and Justice Network is currently working with the Athens City School District to create a comprehensive sexual health education.
Athens City Council to move forward with new solar energy facility and tax code.
After taking an early lead in Ohio polls for the 2016 Presidential campaign, Ohio Gov. John Kasich is falling behind in the state.
House Bill 68 proposed to create jobs and encourage creativity for microbreweries in Ohio.
The student, whose gender is unspecified in the report, alleges that the incident took place two days before the start of fall semester classes.
This time, the lightbulb thefts took place in the elevators of Tanaka and Carr Hall, and OUPD has not released a report on the incident.
Casa Nueva was hacked Wednesday afternoon by a group claiming to declare “Cyper War” (sic) on the site.
Athens Community Cats has neutered or placed about forty wild cats, but many remain at risk.
Over 70 Bernie Sanders supporters met in Porter Hall on Tuesday to watch the Vermont senator go head to head with Hillary Clinton and three other Democratic presidential candidates.
Ohio University Police Department officers observed a male standing in the alley between Athens City Hall and the First Presbyterian Church at about 2 a.m.
For the third year in a row, an Athens resident protested Columbus Day on the steps of the Athens Courthouse.
OUPD reported alcohol-related incidents, possession or use of controlled substances, fake IDs, vandalism, graffiti, trespassing and littering.
At their weekly meeting, Athens City Council discusses the multiple renewable energy initiatives happening in Athens County as well as the state-mandated uniform tax code.
Councilman Jeff Risner expects 2016 to be a "lean year" because some of the grant money the city has used in the past is now unavailable.
RyLee Rogers, a former catcher for Ohio University's baseball team, is suing the university for $25,000.
The tenth sex-related crime reported to OUPD, the alleged incident is the first to involve someone unknown to the student who reported it.
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