Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine has the lowest first-year, in-state tuition, but the overall cost of a degree might climb to one of the highest in Ohio after the statewide switch to semesters.
As Ohio University student athletes begin buckling down for exams, the Green & White Club, an independent booster organization, will prepare for finals of its own.
The biggest Ohio Brew Week celebration yet will hop into the month of June for the first time this year with nearly 40 craft breweries and 200 flavors of beer pouring into Athens pubs and restaurants.
Three Olives Loopy Vodka — mixed or straight — became a Court Street craze in the early months of 2012, but Jameson Irish Whiskey remained Athens’ best-selling liquor.
As another season of college baseball has wrapped up, players are left with a responsibility to stay on top of their game during the offseason.
I would like to respond to the column by Olivia Young that appeared in The Post Tuesday, May 22.
Next time Ohio University students — or anyone in Ohio — get behind the wheel of a vehicle, the driver might want to think twice before fiddling with his or her cellphone.
After months of research, writing and preparation, local comedy troupe, Baby Mountain is ready to salute Thomas Edison and graduating seniors as the crew takes the spotlight one last time.
Title IX was signed into law in June 1972 with the goal of improving gender equity at public schools, including in their athletics programs. Forty years later, its effects, both positive and negative, are still being felt at Ohio University.
Editor’s Note: This is the final in a three-part series investigating Athens rental housing.
Some students who seek special testing at Campus Care may have more to face than wait times and insurance billings.
In a year that saw several programs reach new heights, Ohio athletic teams improved in their overall performance against Mid-American Conference opponents.
With about 261 volunteer groups, Athens County is a haven for philanthropy. And though not all college students are breaking through their campus bubbles, many at Ohio University are finding that the community surrounding them might need their help.
It’s only when the majority of students go home for the summer and select athletes have the run of the land for a couple months, when student-athletes’ offseason work truly begins. In the classroom and on the practice field, some athletes enjoy their break while still staying close to their sport.
When Mary Robinson dons her cap and gown June 9, it won’t just be her age that sets her apart from her peers.
An acoustic guitar and electric bass group might seem like a quiet combination, but this duo fills out a sound the size of a full band.
Isaac Smith found himself at Hillel’s bone marrow drive the winter of his freshman year, unaware of what would happen just a year later.
As Ohio University’s final quarter comes to a close, some students are finding themselves unable to schedule for Fall Semester classes because of financial holds from outstanding Campus Care balances even though their MyOHIO pages say they owe nothing.
After rocking the Nelsonville Music Festival two weekends ago, Angela Perley and the Howlin’ Moons will now bring their unique country rock style to Athens.
Solutions by The State News