David Sedaris set to return to OU
By William Ashton | May 26, 2014One of America’s most celebrated humorist essay writers, David Sedaris, is making the leap from the New York Times Bestseller's list to Athens.
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Days after arrest, Glouster police chief now faces 12-count indictment
By Sam Howard | May 26, 2014Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly's whopping 25 felonies he'll face in court this fall now aren't the only charges pending against Athens County's law enforcement leaders.
Glouster police chief arrested on two felony counts
By Suhyeon Park | May 24, 2014The Village of Glouster Police Chief was arrested Friday night on a pair of felony charges.
Ohio University summer construction underway
May 24, 2014In recent weeks, several announcements regarding the summer construction at Ohio University have been released. Here’s an update on summer campus construction:
OU alum to study primates
By William Gibbs | May 24, 2014A recent Ohio University graduate wants to study monkeys this summer, and he’s asking for your help to do so.
Groovy jams and group bonding galore to be found at Dark Star Jubilee fest
By William Ashton | May 20, 2014In its third annual weekend tribute to The Grateful Dead, Dark Star Jubilee is set to continue its tradition of gathering communities and playing groovy jams all weekend long.
Athletics announces hiring of new Senior Associate AD for External Operations
By Chad Lindskog | May 20, 2014Ohio Athletics announced the hiring of its new senior associate athletics director for external operations, Michael Stephens, on Wednesday.
OU President McDavis' total pay jumps
By Dina Berliner | May 19, 2014Among university executives, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis’ ranks in the top third in total pay, according to a new study.
New play to explore famed televangelist's life
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | May 19, 2014It’s one thing to direct and act in a friend’s play, but it’s another thing to have her write a role specifically for you.
OU ends its relationship with historic theatre
By Dina Berliner | May 19, 2014A long-standing theater tradition has ended for many Ohio University students, as university officials announced last week that they would no longer lease the Monomoy Theatre in Chatham, Mass.
Ohio University taps next distinguished professor
By Dina Berliner | May 19, 2014Ohio University President Roderick McDavis has named psychology professor Christopher France as OU’s 53rd Distinguished Professor.
Athens' environment commission gets two new members, one an OU student
By William T. Perkins | May 18, 2014Changes are coming to the city of Athens’ Environmental and Sustainability Commission.
Baseball: Ohio finishes season in sweep at the hands of Miami
May 16, 2014In a fitting end to a struggle of a season for Ohio, the squad was swept in its closing three-game series at home against Miami.
Softball: Bobcats fall to Wildcats, move to loser's bracket
By Andy Kovar | May 16, 2014Despite being the lowest-seeded team in the Lexington Regional, Ohio played like it expected to win against top-seeded Kentucky to the brink of a game one upset on Friday.
Softball: DePaul ousts Ohio from NCAA Regionals
By Andy Kovar | May 16, 2014Coming into this season, Ohio was projected to finish in the middle of the Mid-American Conference, but the Bobcats defied expectations and did it their own way by not letting any moment get the best of them.
Softball: Ohio set to begin NCAA postseason play in Lexington Regional
By Andy Kovar | May 15, 2014Before the season began, coach Jodi Hermanek’s goals were simple and concrete: win the Mid-American Conference and be the best team in Ohio.
Federal government foundation to help fund Rural Action project on Wayne National Forest
By Suhyeon Park | May 15, 2014Local non-profit environmental group Rural Action recently received funding from an arm of the federal government so conservationists can help restore plant life in Wayne National Forest.
Athens summer crime update: Police chiefs say thefts persist
By Emma Ockerman, Joshua Lim | May 14, 2014Crime typically dwindles after the closing of the Spring semester, but one crime that persists with decent prevalence is theft, local law enforcement leaders agree.
TV: ‘Glee’ season finale unimpressive until the last scene
May 13, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Senior theater students complete final performance in New York
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | May 13, 2014A typical ideal exists in any profession. For young athletes, it’s the major leagues; for journalists, it’s to work at
