When I came to Ohio University, I wasn’t really thinking about demographics or race. In fact, it was probably the last thing on the list of things I looked for in an environmental setting.
A local fracking activist avoided jail time Thursday, but will have to pay restitution for chaining herself to an injection well site in June.
Amid its early-season offensive woes, Ohio is being forced to construct a new approach, as scoring droughts and ineffective shooting have steered the Bobcats into a five-game losing streak.
Graduate Student Senate’s final meeting of the semester concluded with addressing summer funding and maternity leave.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy’s destructive path through the East Coast, a group of specialists from the Wayne National Forest journeyed to New York City to lend their skills to the relief efforts.
President Barack Obama has used them. Bill Nye has dabbled with them. Even Nicki Minaj has used one from time to time.
Ohio Athletics announced Monday night that its soccer coach of 13 seasons, Stacy Strauss, resigned to “pursue other professional opportunities.”
A 53-year-old non-traditional Ohio University student filed a federal lawsuit against faculty members for an amount that could cover the cost of one year of tuition for more than 3,000 students.
Senior Nick Rostek scored a team-high three goals this past weekend against No. 5 Minot State, including a game-winner with 50 seconds remaining in a 6-5 win Friday night.
After every college football season, heads roll.
I had quite a struggle last week — again, with my visa.
Ohio University could receive a substantial charitable contribution this year, depending on the success of efforts to sell an apartment building in Columbus.
The littles in Big Brothers Big Sisters of Athens County decorated a Christmas tree at the entrance of Wal-Mart, 929 E. State St., with their holiday wish lists, hoping to receive their items at their annual holiday party in two weeks.
The short-term costs of the fire at Ohio University’s Research and Technology Center that broke out early Friday morning total more than $20,000.
The Mayans might have been trying to get a few extra headlines with doomsday scenarios, but astronomy professors say they are “completely unreal.”
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Some Ohio University students will get a chance Tuesday to talk to a popular administrator who most haven’t seen since he left for Oklahoma in June.
Quentin Tarantino fans can once again rejoice and grab their Big Kahuna burgers as two of their favorites are returning to the big screen.
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