Pat Quakenbush of Haunted Hocking encourages Athens residents to get involved with ghost-hunting tours just in time for Halloween.
The organization has raised more than 60,000 pounds of food to surpass their yearly goal early.
The out-of-classroom setting is just as important as the classroom setting
Not much can compare to the feeling of getting a good workout in. Whether it’s dead-lift day, leg day, triceps/chest day or the ever-popular elliptical day, knowing that you’re doing a good job to keep strong and healthy leads one to feeling at least a bit happier, coupled with the fact that you can pretty much eat whatever you want for the rest of that day and get away with it.
A county auditor’s occupation might not be the most glamorous — but it’s one worth about $52 million in funding, with $12 million of that coming from taxpayer dollars.
Ohio University’s Interfraternity Council hosted their first annual “Pink Tie Affair” Monday night in an effort to raise money for breast cancer research and to assist those affected by the disease.
Athens experienced a high temperature of nearly 80 degrees on Monday. It’s expected to be in the high 70s again on Tuesday. This could cause some stress for students, especially considering they cannot always escape the heat by moving indoors.
Some faculty members have challenged the need for an academic center exclusively for student athletes, but athletics officials argue they need more space to help student athletes achieve good grades.
For all you hungry Bobcats out there, Culinary Services is rolling out a variety of service extensions to look for this spring.
The friend-zone: a term sexually frustrated males use when describing a female “friend” they believe owes them her body. I heard that term when I was growing up, and I hear that term being used frequently on this campus as well.
The two candidates for State Representative of the 94th District both say that something has to be done about education, job growth and ensuring that constituents are fairly represented at the Ohio Statehouse — they just don’t agree how.
Penni AlZayer, who lives in New Plymouth, Ohio, spreads her passion for the arts and culture as famed henna artist the Henna Faerie, director of a theater troupe Rough Magic and director of tribal fusion dance group Whiplash
The 2007 Rockies pulled of a miracle run to the World Series, just like the Royals. But what happens if the Royals end up losing, if it is anything like the Rockies, the team’s run may fall on deaf ears.
The race for Ohio’s 15th Congressional District pins an Ohio National Guardsman against a retired U.S. Air Force veteran.
Two longtime members of the Athens County legal scene are jockeying for a chance to be the county’s Common Pleas Court Judge.
Halloween weekend is like the Super Bowl for local police departments.
Ohio University officials don’t know exactly how the Sook Center, an academic building exclusively for athletes and donors, will ultimately be funded.
A description has been provided to police of a potential suspect.
Just because you don’t kiss and tell doesn’t mean Twitter won’t.
If Kevin Miller never had sex again for the rest of his life, he “would be a perfectly happy human being.”
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