The centerpiece story on our front page today is the first in a series profiling instructors at Ohio University who hail from beyond America’s borders. If you’ve had one of these instructors in class during your time here, you have undoubtedly realized how an international background can contribute to a better understanding of just how interconnected our world is.
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Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series about Ohio University professors who come from different countries.
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After the departure of Ohio University’s former chief information officer, Brice Bible, university officials say they have not begun the process to find a permanent replacement for the position.
Gov. John Kasich, following the reported 26-minute execution of Dennis McGuire last month, elected to suspend the planned execution of murderer Gregory Lott by about eight months.
After a successful fundraising campaign last year, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital returned to Ohio University’s Baker University Center Ballroom to encourage students to send letters to family and friends asking for their help in donating towards the cause.
Ohio University officials say they try to compensate students for damaged goods when winter weather damages their belongings with floods and other infrastructure problems.
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Athens to Charleston Water Project: Local businesswoman Patricia Thomas, owner of the Adam’s Rib barbecue food truck, and a group of concerned citizens are collecting bottled water to donate to the people of Charleston, W. Va., still suffering from their contaminated water supply.
There is a saying in sports that “numbers never lie.” But if that’s the case, Ohio’s eight-game losing streak might be an exception.
It’s been a hectic few years for the man who’s leading the news coverage of Colorado’s marijuana legalization and the Aurora movie theater shooting.
Particularly harsh weather throughout most of the U.S. this year — including subzero temperatures, inches of snow and freezing rain — has hampered outreach efforts at several community service organizations around Athens, officials have said.
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CVS Pharmacy will remove cigarettes and other tobacco products from its shelves by Oct. 1 in order to promote better health for its customers.
Although the path Ohio takes to victory may be frustrating for fans, the Bobcats continue to get the job done.
Throughout the past few decades, college football has gained much notoriety as collegiate athletics’ best sport, which is reflected perfectly in the continued increase in the number of bowl games that take place each December and January.
For the first time since 2008, Ohio won its season-opening game.
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