Attorney Derek Farmer filed an amended complaint Monday against five Ohio University officials outlining additional reasons why his client, Gregory Richards, was inappropriately arrested.
A fictional game, created by the mind of J.K. Rowling, is coming to life at Ohio University.
When you wear that green band jacket, you become family. I know what they went through to earn the right and privilege to wear that jacket just as I did. The sweat from our pores, dirt from the practice field and blood from our bodies are on those jackets. Yes, there are also the remains of spirits spilled on it decades ago from our celebration of a job well done and the respect of “The Man.”
Having won seven straight matches for the first time since last season, Ohio is rolling past Mid-American Conference opponents, as the Bobcats have dropped only two sets during the streak.
After 25 years of running a successful manufacturing business, Vince O’Connell and Kathy Swanson could have retired to a life of leisure. Instead, they decided to head back to school.
By Ian Ording | io312410@ohiou.edu | @IanOrding
In 1968, the Vietnam War was in full swing and Republican Richard Nixon was announced as the president-elect.
An Ohio University football player has been suspended from the team after he was arrested for allegedly punching an OU student in the face.
Ohio public universities had until Monday evening to outline courses to help students earn a bachelor’s degree in three years.
Ohio University will be filled with street closures, limited building access and delays beginning as early as Tuesday night.
Having just completed my 37th consecutive Homecoming Parade, marching with the Ohio University Marching Band for five years then with the Alumni Band, I hurried into town to get my copy of the three local papers only to find there was NO coverage of the alumni band whatsoever! Two of our three local papers have three pictures of the current band. Another has one small picture of the current band. I don’t know why I was expecting more, as this is the way it is every year.
Before I arrived in Germany, I had some preliminary impressions of the Germans — for instance, their pride in their food and culture. But, for two weeks in Leipzig, I’ve been stunned by the number of people lining up to eat American fast food — there are always huge lines at the McDonald’s in Leipzig’s city center.
Our Lady of Fatima, or the Blessed Virgin Mary, is said to have appeared six times to three children in Fatima, Portugal in 1917. And Tuesday, she will make an appearance in Athens in statue form.
Last year, Students Teaching About Racism in Society (STARS) launched the “We’re a Culture, Not a Costume” campaign that received more than 16.3 million viewers. This year, STARS has organized a new set of posters in response to last year’s feedback.
A psychology fair Tuesday aims to provide undergraduates with information on research opportunities as well as volunteer work that can earn them Ohio University academic credit.
A University of Cincinnati student is suing Ohio University for $25,000 after she was allegedly hit by a CATS bus while on a tour last year.
It was a chaotic few minutes when I first found out that President Barack Obama was coming here to Ohio University. I honestly couldn’t process it at first, but once everything settled down, I stopped for a moment and asked myself why would he come to Athens, Ohio, three weeks out from the election? It’s actually not that complicated of a reason.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly will walk into Tuesday night’s Candidates’ Forum amid allegations of assault and misspent funds for a campaign rematch four years in the making.
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