It’s that time of year again when pitchers and catchers, soon to be followed by the rest of the position players, report to Arizona or Florida to begin Spring Training.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office is receiving $1.66 million in 2013 from the Athens County Commissioners, and Sheriff Pat Kelly wants more.
Athens County residents concerned about injection wells may get the public hearing they were denied if commissioners can convince the state to adopt new legislation.
Ohio was able to overcome a slow start to beat Central Michigan by a score of 82-63 on the road Wednesday. Read our chronological coverage below.
A Boyd Hall resident who allegedly assaulted another Ohio University student in October switched his plea from not guilty to no contest in a pre-trial in the Athens Municipal Court on Monday.
It’s only the beginning of February, but the International Olympic Committee has already managed to make the worst sports decision of 2013 by eliminating wrestling as an Olympic sport beginning in 2020.
Looking at Austin Jenkins, a light-haired, white Ohio University freshman from Jackson, a rural town in Appalachia, it might be hard to classify him as a minority.
An Ohio University employee could avoid jail time after pleading no contest to threatening to bring a gun to work last year.
Some scents in college can be off-putting, such as pungent residence hall bathrooms or the wafting body odor from an unhygienic roommate. Ping Center has a solution for that.
President Barack Obama addressed a variety of challenges facing the nation, including the deficit, job growth and gun control, during his State of the Union address to Congress on Tuesday night.
By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
Athens County might avoid a harmful invasion as one of several Ohio counties slated to receive aerial pesticide treatments for gypsy moths.
Each MLB team counts down to the official start of the baseball season on its Twitter profile. Fans retweet their messages, favorite them and reply that they have missed America’s favorite pastime more than anything.
Survivors of sexual assault and their allies will meet at this week’s Women Center Brown Bag Luncheon for the chance to hear others’ stories.
Ohio University student organizations can now benefit from a funding program that stems from high-risk decision makers.
When I found out I’d be taking over this column this semester, I thought about a lot of things. I knew that I wanted to promote (safe) sexual freedom and empowerment. I wanted to make it fun and easy to read and I knew that there was one holiday that would make it pretty easy to talk about all of these things: Valentine’s Day.
Pope Benedict XVI will be the first in six centuries to resign from his position.
Chad Goller-Sojourner never looked like his parents.
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