After an eventful Fall Quarter meeting, Ohio University's Board of Trustees will address just three consent-agenda resolutions at its Lancaster session next week.
Editor’s note: This is the second in a five-part series exploring the role of religion in the lives of Ohio University students.
Despite a bad case of wanderlust, when he takes the stage each night, Josh Eagle makes a point to remember his roots.
Brian Bridges, Ohio University's vice provost for diversity, access and equity, will leave OU next month.
In Tuesday's paper, we ran our first ever story covering Nelsonville City Council. Unfortunately, we made a few mistakes.
Before he came to Ohio University, third-year Master of Fine Arts graduate student Bilal Sami had already developed a résumé for himself that boasted experience in television, theatre and film.
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The Bobcats open up the home part of their Mid-American Conference schedule Wednesday night against Buffalo. The Bulls feature 3-point specialist Zack Filzen and forward Javon McCrea. Ohio hopes to snap a two-game losing streak and to climb back to .500 in MAC play.
After today, criminals and legislators alike will have to continue to contend with Sheriff Kelly beyond the borders of Athens County.
Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan, 52, pleaded not guilty to one count of domestic violence this morning in Athens County Municipal Court.
One of Twitter’s 300 million users is an 1873 — yes, you read that right — graduate of Ohio University.
Multiple Mid-American Conference teams elevated themselves into the national spotlight with quality out-of-conference wins, but as conference play begins, players and coaches prepare to take their games to another level.
In more than 60 years of business, the Regis Hair Salon on Court Street has seen everything from bobs and mohawks to updos and purple spikes while styling the hair of Athens residents and Ohio University students.
After two hours of cyclical discussion, it was finally time for the five members of the Athens Planning Commission to vote on Developer Ric Wasserman's apartment building plans, which would replace Bellavino.
Falling plaster in Galbreath Chapel has crushed the plans of several Ohio University music students.
While in Boise for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, Ohio got a taste of something it could get used to — other than winning in the postseason, that is.
Back-to-back losses and an 0-1 start to conference play have some Ohio basketball supporters believing the sky is falling, but coach John Groce insists the two-game slide is not
For the past two and a half years, Scubadog has been making waves in the Athens music scene. But when the band’s bassist left last August, the band was forced to regroup.
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