Just as one would give back a disappointing novel from the library, Ohio Athletics decided not to renew the contract of former Ohio women’s basketball coach Semeka Randall.
The Ohio Department of Education recently released its report cards for schools across the state and multiple local districts received high marks.
After visiting during recent student trustee office hours, I was dismayed to find that one of the student trustees was not on campus this semester. Rather, Amanda Roden took an internship elsewhere in Ohio.
A man accustomed to beating back comments from diplomats will field questions from Ohio University students next month.
After an outpour of complaints, employees at The Plains office of the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services won’t move to Columbus after all.
Though Building 26 — formerly known as the TB ward — has been reduced to rubble, local band The Ridges continues to build momentum.
Complaints about a lack of communication led the conversation at Monday night’s Graduate Student Senate meeting.
Players come and go every season — it’s the nature of collegiate athletics. However, some leave more significant impressions on a program than others.
The trial of a 76-year-old man accused of raping several young girls continued for the second week Monday at the Athens County Court of Common Pleas.
Athens County is examining the feasibility of powering all of its vehicles with natural gas that county commissioners say would be obtained and installed locally if possible.
The dual season is wrapped up and all Mid-American Conference titles have been determined, but four divers and one swimmer still returned to the Aquatic Center. Their season is not over.
The NFL season currently includes four preseason games, none of which mean anything in terms of a team’s record.
To prevent future demolitions at The Ridges, an Athens County official is hoping for advice from Columbus to reassert his authority to advise Ohio University.
Ohio did not make any significant leaps in the final round of the Pinehurst Invitational, finishing in 11th place. Freshman Brad Burgess and junior Connor Coldwater both shot a one-over 71, Ohio finished with a third-round score of 295, and 924 overall.
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Though hardly the fashion capital of the world, a crop of students is learning the tricks of the fashion trade in the rolling hills of Appalachia.
Athens City Council is now a step closer to funding improvements to the city’s wastewater treatment plant.
Porter Hall provided a stage for a public lecture on the dynamics of global resources and their impact on an international level Monday night.
Though exercise accessories for music players are released continuously, ranging from apps that track movement on the iPhone to headphones that claim to be comfortable for running, music might not always be advantageous to everyone’s workouts.
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