Towing a 'rite of passage' for Athenians
By Heather Hare, Sam Howard | Apr. 23, 2014Allie Vent was frustrated last summer when she parked in a 24-hour parking spot on Mill Street for 32 hours.
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Allie Vent was frustrated last summer when she parked in a 24-hour parking spot on Mill Street for 32 hours.
Despite reported spikes in burglaries and assaults, Ohio University Police Chief Andrew Powers said this semester was business as usual.
Merlene McCarty sits in bed on an early spring day when an Ohio University professor knocks on her door and asks to come in to outline the health plan his students will implement that morning.
The sandy volleyball courts on South Green are a popular diversion for students looking to enjoy the springtime sunshine.
Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one gender, the non-gendered pronoun “they” is used.
Four shows, three days and 23 bands will form this year’s Lobsterfest, in what may be the “most varied” in recent memory.
North Carolina’s High Point University announced Tuesday that Dan Hauser, Ohio’s senior associate athletic director for external operations, will soon assume its athletic director role.
Ohio University’s Walter Hall was transformed into an art show promoting sustainability Tuesday.
From Shakespeare’s iambic pentameter to Shel Silverstein’s unique style, a variety of poems are a part of school curriculums, but for some folks, poetry is more than just required reading.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Following an almost two-hour executive session, the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities voted Tuesday night to lift the investigational review on its superintendent, Eric Young, and let him continue his duties with a verbal warning.
For 15 years, professor Rebecca VerNooy waited tables while also producing and performing her own theatrical works in New York City.
When 2000s pop star Aaron Carter was 12 years old, he sang to the world that he wanted Candy.
Alexandria Basquez will likely remember Wednesday for the rest of her life.
As the old adage goes: “Take only memories, leave nothing but footprints.”
Aaron’s party is planning to make him the “flyest kid on the block” during his performance at South Beach.
When it comes to public works projects, Ohio University and the city of Athens have what many consider to be an uncommon relationship.
After a long summer, Ohio University students will return in August to see some of the more beat-up roads around town patched up and smooth — or at least, on their way there.