After Ohio University released the first drafted formula for its switch to a Responsibility Centered Management budget strategy last month, two forums will take place Tuesday to clear up any confusion surrounding the plans.
Athens dog owners will parade their pooches June 2 to raise funds for the Athens County Humane Society.
Athens County Commissioners wrestled with providing recommendations to Ohio legislators about potential state regulation of hydraulic fracturing during Tuesday’s meeting.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
“Carbone Day” Saturday at Bob Wren Stadium meant a graduating class that has done great things for Ohio was slightly overlooked.
Though Ohio University and Athens officials have met to discuss the future of street fests in the city, Palmer Street landlords do not see the need to evict the spring parties.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
Four or five times a day during the hockey season, a machine glides across the ice at Bird Arena to resurface and smooth out the slippery playing surface. But to call that machine a Zamboni would be a false assumption.
Receiving an about $980,000 loan from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is all that stands between Athens and new piping along several roads in the city.
“Is it difficult to live somewhere else with the language barrier?”
Over 4,000 students rose to their feet Friday night when Wiz Khalifa walked on stage to his song, “When I’m Gone.” Student Senate was all smiles. During last year’s Student Senate election the RSVP party campaigned tirelessly for a large-scale concert on campus.
Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
Ohio University event organizers’ reluctance to discuss the political bias of Roger Ailes, Fox News chairman and CEO, did not deter such questions at Monday’s George Washington Forum.
Campus Care’s wait times keep many students at a safe distance from the student health center, even prodding them to visit alternative care facilities.
Sunday wrapped up the 8th annual Nelsonville Music Festival, with what might have been the strongest music of the weekend.
Smoke filled The Convo Friday night as Wiz Khalifa — who, ironically, is known for rapping about smoking marijuana — took to the stage for a sold-out crowd.
It was a weekend complete with myriad emotions, a weekend meant for sending Ohio coach Joe Carbone out with a series win in the final home series of his career.
The 8th annual Nelsonville Music Festival officially kicked off Friday, and even with big names like Iron & Wine and Guided by Voices, it was a relatively unknown act that stole the show.
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