OU-HCOM scientists aid in discovery of new horned dinosaur
By Lauren Fisher | May 19, 2016Fragments of Machairoceratops cronusi were found at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah.
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Two more artists added to Country Night Lights lineup
By Georgia Davis | May 18, 2016Frankie Ballard and Brothers Osborne have been added to the list of artists to perform at Country Night Lights.
ABC Players will share the story of Elvis as an icon in “All the King’s Women”
By Grace Hill | May 18, 2016Athenian Berean Community Players will end its 2015-2016 theater season with a production of All the King’s Women.
Alleged gross sexual imposition from 1978 reported to Ohio University Police Department
By Bailey Gallion | May 18, 2016Ohio University Police Department received a report of unwanted sexual conduct that allegedly occurred in 1978 on Tuesday.
Athens Fire Department wins Walmart grant; City council looking for new vehicles
By Kaitlin Fochesato | May 16, 2016A tractor mower and van are among the vehicles Athens City Council authorized money to replace.
David Wolfort named new chair of Ohio University's Board of Trustees
May 16, 2016OU alumnus David Wolfort was elected as the new chair of Ohio University’s Board of Trustees. He succeeded Sandra Anderson.
Franc D’Ambrosio anticipates sophisticated crowd in Athens
May 14, 2016Franc D’Ambrosio, an Oscar-winning singer, is looking forward to performing in Athens.
OU joins four public universities in posting checkbook expenditures online
By Kaitlin Coward | May 13, 2016OU, Bowling Green State University, Central State University, Miami University and Wright State University became the first public universities in Ohio to post expenditures on the website.
Cool Digs' Spring Jammin’ Gem Show will blend music and minerals
By Joe Williamson Cooke | May 13, 2016In its eighth Gem Show, the garden supply store Cool Digs will host Ohio bands and art vendors.
Softball: Late game RBI's push Ohio past Western Michigan
By Wynston Wilcox | May 13, 2016Mikayla Cooper's late game at-bats help advance Ohio to the next round in the MAC Tournament.
Faculty Senate votes to oppose Sook Center construction
By Lauren Fisher | May 11, 2016Faculty Senate voiced opposition to Sook Center, though fundraising efforts for the facility have surpassed an original goal of $5.5 million as of February.
OU-HCOM scientists help discover information about new dinosaur species
May 11, 2016Sarmientosaurus musacchioi is part of a group of dinosaurs known as titanosaurs, and Lawrence Witmer and Ryan Ridgely helped provide insight into the new species.
Union Bar & Grill to reopen May 25
By Bailey Gallion | May 11, 2016The Union Bar and Grill's opening "weekend" will begin May 25, a Wednesday.
Student Senate releases roster with appointed members
May 11, 2016The senate executives received 69 applicants for more than 40 positions including appointed commissioner and staff positions.
Softball: Dorsey wins MAC Pitcher of the Year award
By Jimmy Watkins | May 10, 2016Ohio pitcher, Savannah Jo Dorsey, was named Mid-American Conference Pitcher of the Year on Tuesday.
Women's soccer: Ohio releases 2016 schedule, adds new recruit in busy week
By Kellen Becoats | May 10, 2016Games against soccer stalwarts Marshall, Dayton and Butler highlight Ohio soccer's 2016 schedule.
Football: Former Ohio wide receiver signs with New York Giants
By Cameron Fields | May 10, 2016On Monday Donte Foster signed with the New York Giants.
Crimes of the month: Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous seek information on counterfeit money, break-ins, sexual assaults
By Bailey Gallion | May 10, 2016In the most recent case the release described, a white male in an Ohio University T-shirt allegedly used a counterfeit bill to pay for merchandise at a Speedway.
OUSAOP no longer offers confidential counseling following the university's interpretation of federal and state laws
By Julia Fair | May 10, 2016Although the Ohio University Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program is deemed a rape crisis center, thus exempt from felony reporting laws, the university cites that same law when explaining why the program is no longer offering confidential counseling to survivors of sexual assault.
City council members discuss new legislation for single-use bags
By Kaitlin Fochesato | May 9, 2016A fee will be proposed to charge 10 cents per bag — paper or plastic — at grocery stores and other retailers alike.
