City Council to consider proposed bike path and street closings Monday
By Alyse Peck | Apr. 3, 2016City council will discuss street closures for a number of events, along with the possible construction of a new bike path.
MULTIMEDIA
Column: Baseball is back and everything is wonderful
By Andrew Gillis | Apr. 3, 2016The MLB season is upon us once again.
Query a Queer: It's not rude to ask someone's pronouns; coming out is a lifelong process
By Sarah Grote | Apr. 3, 2016An LGBT Center staff member answers questions about preferred pronouns and the coming out process.
Faculty Senate officers for next academic year will be elected at Monday meeting
By Kyra Cobb | Apr. 3, 2016Presentations on sustainability and intercollegiate athletics will precede the election of Faculty Senate officers at the April meeting.
Major crimes units bust meth operation in Athens charging suspect with four felonies
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 3, 2016The Fairfield, Hocking and Athens County major crimes units located and disassembled a methamphetamine manufacturing operation in Athens.
Closer Than They Appear: Women deserve fair pay for their play
By Anna Ayers | Apr. 3, 2016Columnist Anna Ayers writes about the fight for equal pay for women, especially women athletes.
Letter: Support abortion rights at Thursday rally
Apr. 3, 2016There will be a Abortion Positive Rally on campus on April 7.
Nuit Blanche turned Athens into an art gallery for one “white night”
By Grace Hill | Apr. 3, 2016The annual Nuit Blanche festival brought 12 hours of art to locations across the city.
APD 2015 report shows increase in calls for rape and nuisance party calls
By Julia Fair | Apr. 3, 2016The Athens Police Department 2015 annual report shows calls for rape are at an 11 year high at 33 calls. Nuisance party calls have increased but arrest related to those complaints have decreased.
Women's Golf: Ohio excells at Lady Colonel Classic
By Spencer Holbrook | Apr. 3, 2016Ohio finished four in its tournament this past weekend in Kentucky.
Track and Field: Ohio solid at Cherry Blossom Invitational, despite rocky weather
By Wyatt Harmon | Apr. 3, 2016Ohio hosted the Cherry Blossom Invitational this past Saturday at Goldsberry Track.
Softball: Ohio gets swept in weekend series against Ball State
By Jimmy Watkins | Apr. 3, 2016Ohio was swept by Ball State after strong pitching from Cardinals' ace Nicole Steinbach.
VP for Finance and Administration Golding moves to new position at OU
Apr. 1, 2016Stephen Golding will now serve as OU’s senior vice president for Strategic Initiatives, a newly created position.
Letter: Bruce Springsteen rocked MemAud 40 years ago today
Mar. 31, 2016When Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played at MemAud 40 years ago, the general admission ticket cost $6.
Post Haste: Athens leading the way for 'USA Today's' best small college town; It's Moms Weekend
By Jonny Palermo | Mar. 31, 2016Oberlin and Yellow Springs — both in Ohio — are on the list, too.
A look into the Athens International Film + Video Festival
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 31, 2016The Athens International Film + Video Festival will take place Monday through Sunday. Here’s some information on the festival itself.
Bernie Sanders, Kanye West receive write-in votes for Student Senate election
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 31, 2016Several politicians, deceased musicians and fictional characters also received votes in the election.
Handmade drag dolls hobby turns into senior thesis
By Sean Wolfe | Mar. 31, 2016Rachel Bender started making dolls based on RuPaul’s Drag Race for fun, but she later realized she could turn them into her senior thesis project.
'Five Point Plan' ticket sweeps Graduate Student Senate elections
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 31, 2016Ian Armstrong is the new president elect for Graduate Student Senate, replacing current president Eddie Smith.
Local bars, law enforcement prepare for this year's Moms Weekend
By Mikaela Ashburn | Mar. 31, 2016Some local bars are taking steps to prepare for the weekend, while others are less concerned.
