Board of Trustees names new secretary
By Rebecca McKinsey | June 14, 2012Ohio University's Board of Trustees has welcomed its second new member in a week.
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University confirms lease talks for vacant uptown building
By SARA JERDE | June 14, 2012This fall, Lindley Hall may no longer be Ohio University’s furthest building on South Court Street.
Safety concerns prompt new Homecoming route
By Alex Felser | June 13, 2012Athens annual homecoming parade is receiving a route makeover come this October.
OU 'delighted' with Kasich's trustee selection
By SARA JERDE | June 12, 2012Ohio University's Board of Trustees has a new member.
Baseball: Smith introduced as Bobcats' new skipper
By JIM RYAN | June 11, 2012In new Ohio coach Rob Smith’s introductory press conference Tuesday, he hit heavily on wanting to establish a culture at Ohio University.
William Inman found guilty of murdering wife
By Lucas Daprile | June 11, 2012A man accused of killing and burying his estranged wife in a septic tank with the help of his parents was convicted in the Hocking Court of Common Pleas Tuesday.
Grads bid farewell to OU with voice of Bart Simpson
By Alex Felser | June 10, 2012This weekend, Ohio University added more than 3,000 people to its alumni list.
The Scope: New hire breaks storied Ohio tradition
By JIM RYAN | June 10, 2012Since being hired as Ohio’s Director of Athletics in April 2007, Jim Schaus has accomplished enough to cement a legacy in Athens.
Baseball: Former Creighton associate coach Rob Smith to fill Ohio coaching vacancy
By Christian Hoppens | June 10, 2012Filling a legend’s shoes is never easy, but Rob Smith will attempt to live up to the legacy left by newly retired coach Joe Carbone, who led the program for 24 years.
City Council: New commission to address environmental issues
By Joshua Jamerson | June 10, 2012Athens City Council adopted an ordinance Monday to create the Athens Environment and Sustainability Commission, which is slated to be an advisory committee that would offer suggestions to council on environmental issues.
OU-HCOM scrubs up for Cleveland campus
By SARA JERDE | June 10, 2012Pending accreditation, Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will soon have another regional extension campus to its name.
Meno's death ruled hanging
By XANDER ZELLNER | June 5, 2012The death of a 21-year-old Ohio University junior found Sunday has been ruled a hanging.
Sports Column: Graduating sports writer reflects on 4 years of covering the Bobcats
By Rob Ogden | May 31, 2012College is usually quantified as a period of four years, but what if it could be quantified in different ways?
Empty on-campus buildings cost OU
By Jillian Fellows | May 31, 2012Dark and silent buildings around Ohio University’s campus remain locked and empty but continue to cost the school thousands of dollars.
OU alum's work honored by New York film archive in June screenings
By William Ashton | May 31, 2012Since 1972, director and producer Anthony “Tony” Buba has been producing documentaries in long and short form. His films have been screened in the Sundance Film Festival, Toronto Film Festival, Berlin Film Festival and more.
Late night partiers bring big profits, challenges for local businesses
By Kristin Salaky | May 31, 2012On any given weekend night, there are hundreds of intoxicated party-goers scouring uptown for a quick bite, and while many businesses might be grateful for these late-night eaters, they can cause a headache for others.
