Since 2009, more than 13,000 swabs have been collected and more than 30 matches have been made through Hillel at Ohio University’s “Got Swabbed?” program.
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Ohio faces Western Michigan in pivotal Tuesday-night matchup.
An ordinance for specifically an "outdoor" pool will be introduced at the weekly Athens City Council meeting, despite residents and some city council members calling for an indoor aquatic center.
Steps to improve police-community relations in Southeast Ohio might differ from other parts of the state.
Although the Republican presidential candidates raised a ruckus, Iran’s seizure of American naval servicemen is nothing compared to the crazed standoffs from the past.
OU students and faculty join with Athens residents to march in remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr. and his efforts to achieve equality.
Some believe The Science Hall building should not be demolished but rather used for other means.
Columnist Luke Furman discusses how music acts as a way to suppress heavy, negative feelings like loneliness or sadness.
One of Ohio University's professors builds and sells his own furniture, which he ships pieces all over the state.
Attendance at women’s basketball games decreased over winter break, while men’s attendance stayed consistent in the five thousand range.
A visiting lecturer discusses that striving for diversity on campus requires inclusion.
An APD report found the pedestrian at fault for an accident on Court Street on Friday night.
In the years leading up to and during the Civil Rights Movement, African-American students faced multiple forms of discrimination on Ohio University’s campus.
First year graduate students are having their first exhibition in Trisolini Gallery on Tuesday.
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After The Hungry Cat Food Truck reopened last semester near Clippinger Laboratories, it will have a new location at the top of Morton Hill starting Tuesday.
The Athens Police Department may see changes in the future due to a state task force discussing state wide police policy initiatives.
The plan addresses issues such as flooding, increased pedestrian access and the potential renovation and construction of buildings.
Columnist Clare Palo discusses the sexism inherent in tech and digital-related jobs.
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