Though academic terms no longer draw the line between fall and winter, runners who open their doors to frosty temperatures definitely notice the difference.
A performance that includes topics such as love, anxiety, heartbreak, sex and death by way of poetry, monologues and performance art is not the usual fare at Donkey Coffee, but will entertain the usual coffee crowd Friday night.
Athens County decided on its traditional blue to conclude election season Tuesday, but as night fell, the Ohio special teams unit ended the game feeling black and blue.
Guns, flags and soldiers will take to the streets of Athens this weekend to celebrate the nation’s war veterans.
Wednesday night’s Student Senate meeting has been cancelled because of the football game.
Cheers and glasses were raised throughout Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery, 24 W. Union St., as results of Democrat Chris Chmiel’s victory poured into the crowded barroom.
With the election over Will and Lindsay discuss local and national music trends. They talk about the Billboard Charts and how local and regional bands are able to fund their tours in and across state lines.
Eight months after Baker University Center’s top executive announced his resignation, the Office of Student Affairs has filled the position.
The Kennedy Museum of Art is showing a new exhibit of Navajo multi-pattern weavings, which will be on display on the building’s first floor through February 2013.
The Women’s Center will be dance-happy Thursday as special guest Tresa Randall, assistant professor in the School of Dance, will speak at the center’s weekly Brown Bag Lunch & Learn about modern dance and how it has helped in giving women a voice.
After a grueling campaign that lasted until the final minute, Democrat incumbent Lou Gentile has been re-elected to the 30th District’s Ohio Senate seat.
Chants of “four more years!” echoed from the streets of Athens to the stage in Chicago after Barack Obama was re-elected president of the United States.
A contest to spur economic growth in Athens has local businesses and startups embracing social media to vie for a hefty monetary incentive.
COLUMBUS — An excited Sen. Sherrod Brown charged onto the stage to deliver his acceptance speech after being re-elected Tuesday night, but his voice could not keep up with his enthusiasm.
The newly redrawn 15th Congressional District will have a familiar face as its first representative in Congress.
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