Ohio University officials announced Friday that the city of Athens will begin construction next week on a "bus pull-off area" on Richland Aveune near Grover Center.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
This is the final article in a three-part series profiling those who work to make research happen at Ohio University.
The original Nature Boy was World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Famer Ric Flair, who made a career out of his signature move, the figure-four leg lock, and his over-the-top personality.
When Ohio laces up for its season opener with Xavier in The Convo on Sunday, it will be a battle between a pair of first-year coaches with young teams.
After another year of experience, last year’s second-year MFA school of film students were able to learn some more about filmmaking and their craft, and this weekend, they are going to show how they’ve progressed.
Ohio coach Jim Christian doesn’t want to pigeonhole himself.
The hours are ticking off the clock until “basketball thirty” resumes in The Convo when Ohio tips off its season Saturday against Northern Iowa.
This Sunday Ohio University will get a splash of color.
This story was updated to reflect ticket sale status as of Friday morning.
Rhoda Penmark is an eight-year-old who is willing to do anything to get what she wants, including murder.
Reba Robinson, the pantry coordinator at Friends and Neighbors Community Choice Food Center in Coolville, said she’s torn between feelings of generosity and fear. She wants to help struggling families, but her inventory is shrinking.
Friday night’s performance at Casa Nueva, 6 W. State St., will transform into a one-night exploration of folk, blues and country music, because The Spikedrivers are in town.
Ohio University journalism students enthusiastic about the recent 2014 FIFA World Cup internship have caused a problem for those organizing the opportunity.
For the final time before the Mid-American Conference Tournament, Ohio will hit the road this weekend and play a pair of opponents that are gearing up for revenge.
Athens City Council’s Planning and Development Committee began discussion on the demolition of a 120-year-old house located at 667 E. State St. at its Oct. 28 meeting. The house, which Mayor Paul Wiehl said once housed a family of Hurricane Katrina survivors, was built in 1893 and remodeled in 1988.
Fireworks and lights lit up the streets in various countries as Hindus all over the world celebrated Diwali November 3.
Let’s face it; there’s no better place to be in the autumn than Ohio University. Seeing the leaves change and walking to class in the crisp autumn air, I’ve been getting into the sweater-weather spirit a lot lately. Because I’m so excited, I want to share my autumn/winter beauty favorites with you. There’s almost nothing better than new, seasonal, beauty products... at least for me.
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