No classes for some: Lindley Hall closed Monday due to power outage
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Oct. 5, 2015After an overnight power outage, Lindley Hall has been closed with professors located in the building being told to work remotely.
After an overnight power outage, Lindley Hall has been closed with professors located in the building being told to work remotely.
Sheriff Smith teams up with surrounding counties as part of his plan to curb drug use in Athens County.
More often that not, hooking up with someone you work with won’t lead to good things.
Ohio coach Frank Solich addressed the media Monday morning concerning Ohio's match up with Miami on Saturday.
Throughout October, OU is hosting a number of events commemorating the the 25th Anniversary of the ADA.
Athens City Council talked about a new computer system and server for the city administration building and the latest in the Athens Uptown Business Association's Trick-or-Treat.
The Chair of the Graduate Workers Party at Ohio University wrote a letter discussing Joseph Shields’ Op-Ed.
OUPD arrested two students with fake IDs, another tried to hide a marijuana cigar under his foot.
Though Athens Fire Chief Bob Rymer has advocated for an increase in staffing levels in his department, Athens administration has a very different idea.
Documentary Cotton Road examines the vast industry that is responsible for putting clothes on our back. Its director Laura Kissel will be at The Athena Cinema for a panel discussion.
Faculty concerns were addressed by the chair and vice chair of the Board of Trustees, and faculty heard results of a 2014 survey.
'The Bro Code' takes an in depth look at “Bro Culture” and its effects on society.
Some think college students would be better off without a degree — columnist Neelam Khan weighs in.
Planned Parenthood president volunteered to a congressional hearing to clear up misunderstandings of the healthcare provider’s intentions.
AFD has not received proper support from the city it serves.
How freshman Alex Marchionda used YouTube to turn song parodies into profit.
Juniors Peyton White and Ty Herriott lead Bobcats heading into round three.
Ohio's defense hasn't been great this season — which was further emphasized in its 3-0 loss to WMU on Sunday — but it has the chance to end a seven-year losing record against Miami on Friday.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Monday, Oct. 5, 2015:
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