Since the passage of Roe v. Wade on Jan. 22, 1973, more than 50 million abortions have been performed in America. However, according to a recent Washington Post report, the country’s abortion rate is the lowest it has been since 1973 and I am so glad, because I am an anti-abortion feminist.
Athens City Council will meet at 7 p.m. for their weekly meeting at City Hall.
Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson.
Bob Evans, 357 E. State St., is rewarding veterans today with a free stack of pancakes in celebration of Presidents' Day. All that's necessary is showing a valid military ID to a Bob Evans employee.
At this point in the season, Ohio players are plenty used to wearing the Bobcats’ green and white across their chests. But off the ice, they also band together to root for a team that dons a different sweater: the Red, White and Blue.
Amid national attention given to energy efficiency, supporters of an Ohio Senate resolution are saying new cutting-edge standards could do more to harm than help.
The SPIRE Division I Track & Field Invitational brought fierce competition this weekend, but several Bobcats pounced over it.
The Ohio University Graduate College is holding training sessions to teach how women can advocate for higher salaries to combat a wage gap between genders.
The Bobcats’ “best collective effort” wasn’t enough to will them to victory, as they left the Glass City without shattering their season-long eight-game losing streak.
Despite a second half rally, the Bobcats were unable to close down the stretch and their losing streak has reached eight games after falling to Toledo on Saturday afternoon.
Ohio shares a similar trait with “Friday the 13th” character Jason Voorhees in that it never seems to die.
Ohio’s most recent weekend of competition could be viewed as a setback. After a narrow victory against Clarion — which has a losing record — and a loss to Old Dominion in Ohio’s final Mid-American Conference dual of the season, the momentum the Bobcats created with a 4-1 January record seems to have evaporated.
The Technology Depot and Bobcat Essentials are combining to “better serve” Ohio University, according to a university press release.
After securing second place in the Central States Collegiate Hockey League standings last weekend, Ohio will return to Bird Arena for its final series of the season.
Though local K-12 students celebrate their double-digit number of snow days with snowmen and snowball fights, administrators are anxious about the repercussions of missing so much school.
Three days after he was arrested and locked up in a Franklin County correctional facility, an Ohio University assistant professor in the College of Business pleaded not guilty in county court to a 12-count indictment involving child pornography.
A look at local roads during the city’s recent subzero weather proves Athens must be out of road salt.
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