OU alumna creates safe dating app Xoxy
By Marisa Fernandez | May 20, 2015An OU alumna has created Xoxy — a way to avoid the awkward conversations about sexual and criminal history.
An OU alumna has created Xoxy — a way to avoid the awkward conversations about sexual and criminal history.
A proposed city ordinance meant to formalize event planning in the city might unintentionally prevent the city from funding the annual Halloween party.
On April 27th, the Washington Nationals were not in a good place.
Despite previously being the sole finalist for the chancellor position at the University of Colorado Denver, Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit is no longer being considered for the job.
Athens City Council members brought forward an ordinance that would establish a method of repayment for employees who had accidentally been overpaid.
Jenny Hall-Jones said she will not apply for the newly open vice president for Student Affairs position
Check out what some at Ohio University have to say about VP for Student Affairs Ryan Lombardi's announced departure for Cornell
Ryan Lombardi, vice president for Student Affairs, has accepted a job at Cornell University as the vice president for Student and Campus Life.
A relatively new festival, ColorDance Music and Arts Festival celebrates color and unification through art and music
Though former Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly requested to be released from jail awaiting his appeal, the appellate court denied his motion.
Women’s soccer schedule is headlined by matchups against Purdue, the return of the Battle of the Bell and another trip to Lexington to take on the highly-lauded Kentucky Wildcats.
The Ohio Inspector General asked Ohio University for all records related to the McDavis' new residence at 31 Coventry Lane and asked the university to retain the records.
Members of the Singing Men of Ohio sang on campus Tuesday for a project starring Betsy Brandt from ‘Breaking Bad’.
OU apparel will be available in the PINK Collegiate Collection as early as July.
After disputes with the mayor and discussion with the state auditor, Athens City Auditor Kathy Hecht said two of the employees who received raises would have to pay the city back.
The Indians were the sleeper picks of so many before the season that they hardly even counted as a sleeper anymore, even garnering a World Series Champs prediction from Sports Illustrated. After an offseason in which they lost virtually no one after an impressive 85-77 finish in 2014, the prediction was somewhat surprising, but not necessarily far-fetched.
Athens High School alumna Kristin Krzic received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program grant to South Korea for an English Teaching Assistantship in South Korea.
Bobcats overwhelm Eagles with 10 runs in first five innings to clinch the series victory.
This late in the season, it's important for key players not to get shaken up by a rough performance here and there.
Ohio Football offered Samuel Johnson III, an 8th grader near Detroit, to play quarterback in 2019, at the earliest.