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President: Senate will not cut programming or suspend rules
By Will Drabold | Aug. 22, 2014Ohio University Student Senate will hold an unscheduled meeting Friday night, along with votes to cut ties to legacy senate programs, the body's treasurer told The Post.
Senate President says OU denied her request to speak to new students
By Alisa Warren | Aug. 18, 2014Megan Marzec, president of Ohio University’s Student Senate, wants a speaking role at the annual President’s Convocation for first-year Students. But OU administrators denied her request to address the student body on Saturday, Aug. 23, she says.
Washington Post reporter, former OU student, detained by police in Ferguson, Missouri
By Joshua Jamerson | Aug. 13, 2014Former OU student Wesley Lowery, former editor-in-chief and current reporter for The Washington Post, was covering the protests in Ferguson, Missouri, when he was detained by police.
Football: Quarterback competition still in full swing
By Chad Lindskog | Aug. 11, 2014Quarterback competitions are something football fans are accustomed to every year in Ohio.
Comedian, actor Robin Williams dies at the age of 63
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Aug. 11, 2014Comedian and Oscar-winning actor Robin Williams died Monday at the age of 63, according to the Marin County Sheriff’s Office Coroner Division. The release stated his death is due to a suspected suicide.
Alleged Athens-Detroit drug kingpin pleads not guilty in Athens County
By Suhyeon Park | Aug. 11, 2014The former Detroit cop maintains his innocence, but faces a multi-million dollar bond price.
New photography exhibit to show ‘ordinary life’ in a new way
By By Meryl Gottlieb | Aug. 8, 2014In Kari Gunter-Seymour’s exhibit opening Friday in ARTS/West, she seeks to make the “ordinary come alive” with art.
Influx of new students leaves OU scrambling to find new freshmen beds
By Maria DeVito | Aug. 8, 2014Ohio University accepted more students for the Fall Semester than they have beds to accommodate them. And now, approximately 215 students who submitted their $200 housing deposit don’t have a place to sleep on-campus.
16th annual Athens Community Music Festival supports charities, businesses and bands
By Anna Gibbs | Aug. 8, 2014Just like previous years Athens is ready to help the local community the best way it knows how — with a music festival.
Supposed drug "king pin" booked in Athens County
By Suhyeon Park and Samuel Howard | Aug. 7, 2014The man who allegedly supplied Glouster with enough pills for residents to get their fill will be arraigned in court Monday.
Athens Police reports of a sexual assault complaint
By Samuel Howard | Aug. 7, 2014A 22-year-old woman reported Thursday morning she was the victim of a sexual assault.
OU lieutenant files another lawsuit against university
By Joshua Lim | Aug. 5, 2014The OU police officer contends the university violated a labor law that's been on the books for more than 70 years.
OU falls in party school ranking; drops below Miami
Aug. 4, 2014Ohio University fell six spots in the 2014-15 Princeton Review party school rankings to thirteenth. Miami University rose above OU to eleventh.
Werk Out Music & Arts Festival returns to Thornville with an emphasis on art
By Stan O’Neill | Aug. 3, 2014It’s that time again, festival freaks. Aug. 7 marks the start of the 5th annual Werk Out Music & Arts Festival, a three-day event hosted by The Werks, a multi-genre band from Dayton.
