Investigation could lead to termination for OU police officer
By Marika Lee | Jan. 31, 2012—Correction appended
—Correction appended
Sweaty and fatigued from a Ping workout, Emily Garred returned to James Hall to shower only to find that the water had been turned off.
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While there may be drama on talent shows all over television, Ohio University’s Little Monsters are presenting a show with a little more heart.
Thursday night, three bands will unite to take over the stage at the Smiling Skull Saloon.
The leader of Ohio University’s nationally-recognized sports administration program could be leaving for New York.
Former Ohio University student Nathan Cencula pleaded not guilty in Athens County Court of Common Pleas Wednesday for aggravated arson stemming from an incident last year.
Fathom Entertainment, a new entertainment source that “distributes exclusive, affordable entertainment events to movie theatre audiences across the U.S.,” according to its website, has rapidly been spreading its services to local cinemas.
Instead of weathering the job market or the classroom, more students are opting to spend months at a time building houses or teaching underprivileged children.
After a threat from a parent, a Megis County elementary school is on lockdown.
Students know the scene: perpetual coughing noises from the back row masked only by nose blowing and a chorus of sneezes. Yet when allergies ran rampant on campus in past years, students were at a loss for quick treatment in Athens.
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, you can be sure that Hollywood is just waiting to release its latest arsenal of romantic comedies so every woman in America can begrudgingly drag her significant other to see it.
Ohio University students might pay more for their housing and dining next year if the requests of both departments come to fruition.
Smoke Barrett currently serves as trustee for Trimble Township and works extremely hard for the betterment of his township.
Both supporters and opponents of hydraulic fracturing set aside their differences during Tuesday’s Athens County Commissioners meeting to break ground on preparations for the advent of the controversial drilling technique.
From lighters to garbage bags to even kitchen sinks, STOMP captivated a sold-out Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium during its first show Monday night.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s actually just a college student bent on getting ahead.
A five-game losing streak isn’t common for the Ohio hockey team. In fact, coach Dan Morris can’t remember the last time his team had one.
Student Senate will address both academics and athletics at Wednesday’s meeting.