Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine is preparing to move part of its operations south and open up its extension branch in Columbus. But first it had to hire a dean.
UPDATE 10:40 AM: Athens County no longer shows up as an outage zone on American Electric Power Ohio's website, indicating that fewer than 100 of its customers in the county are still without power.
Senator Lou Gentile doesn’t plan on calling for Ohio University’s Ridges Advisory Committee amendment to be struck from the state’s budget bill despite protests among Athens residents.
No Mid-American Conference school had ever generated more than $1 million in ticket revenue, until last year.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Classified federal surveillance programs unveiled last week have sparked a national debate about privacy in the United States and whether the government has gone too far by broadly collecting data.
The Werks, an Ohio band that is known for its eclectic beats and fusion of different genres such as psychedelic rock and funk, announced the lineup for its fourth annual Werk Out Festival.
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Ohio University will be required to provide incoming freshmen in 2015 with what the price of their educations will be as upperclassmen if university trustees vote in favor of implementing a guaranteed tuition program at their meeting later this month.
The search for vice provost for Diversity and Inclusion has been narrowed to three candidates: Carmen Suarez, Karen Dace and James Pogue.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Ryan Gosling directs shirtless 'Dr Who' star Matt Smith in scenes for Goslings directorial debut 'How To Catch A Monster' in Detroit, MI.
This summer, customers of the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway are just asking to be robbed.
This year was supposed to be the year of Rory McIlroy, the year we would look back on as when he entered the hall of fame, but instead he has become a global superstar, which has messed up his mental game.
The Nelsonville Music Festival ended on a high note Sunday with John Prine capturing the attention of hundreds of fans and first-time listeners.
A national study showed that public and private universities have increased their amount of merit-based scholarships but decreased the number of need-based scholarships, making higher education less attainable for low-income students.
More residents in Athens County die from drug overdoses than those in other parts of Ohio do, recently released data shows.
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