'Party Line' talk show invites Golding to speak
By Rebecca McKinsey | Dec. 7, 2011One of Ohio University's top financial officers will be featured on public radio today.
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Deck the Green: Finding the perfect Christmas tree
Dec. 7, 2011By Lindsay Friedman and Sarah Grothjan
Athens law director to run for Congress
By Marika Lee | Dec. 7, 2011The Athens city law director announced yesterday that he will run for Congress in the 2012 election.
Elections: Athens County incumbents face plenty in primaries
By Ryan Clark | Dec. 7, 2011Almost two dozen candidates filed petitions for the Athens County 2012 primaries, hoping to represent their parties in the battle for 10 elected positions come November.
OU stays search for Scripps College dean, extends interim for 1 year
By Pamela Engel | Dec. 7, 2011The search for the next Scripps College of Communication dean will continue after the first round ended in failure.
Athens County project to present 1,000-plus area kids with Christmas gifts
By Sarah Grothjan | Dec. 7, 2011While families in Athens County are making their Christmas lists, Athens County Children Services will be in charge of checking them twice and securing every child a gift under the tree this year.
'Appalachian' adaptation hoping to avoid residents' 'bah, humbug'
By Andrew Poulsen | Dec. 7, 2011The Brick Monkey Theatre Ensemble will relocate a Christmas classic from the streets of London to the hills of a Southeast Ohio mining town with An Appalachian Christmas Carol.
UPDATE: Police believe Virginia Tech shooter dead
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Men's Basketball: Bobcats hold off Grizzlies for another road win
By Rob Ogden | Dec. 6, 2011Wednesday night in Rochester, Mich., Ohio built another big lead and held on for another big road win.
Council: Despite legal limitations, city should still ban fracking beyond its borders
By Ian Ording | Dec. 6, 2011Amid Athens City Council’s discussions about changes in the city’s transportation system and an introduction to the 2012 city budget, further discussion about hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” made an appearance in Monday night’s meeting.
Former director of Latin American studies files lawsuit against university
By Marika Lee | Dec. 5, 2011The former director of the Latin American Studies department at Ohio University filed a lawsuit against the university yesterday claiming that items of his were stolen while on display in the Multicultural Center.
Culinary Services culls more local fare for dining halls
By Amy Worrell | Dec. 5, 2011Starting this month, Ohio University students can expect to see a wider variety of locally produced, fresh foods in campus dining halls.
High School Basketball: Poor shooting dooms Bulldogs on the road
By Austin Stahl | Dec. 5, 2011In their second game of the season, the Bulldogs were handed their first loss of the year on the road against Warren by a score of 46-34 in a physical, low-scoring contest.
Shields named Graduate College dean
By SARA JERDE | Dec. 5, 2011Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit announced today that Joseph Shields will serve as the next dean of Ohio University's Graduate College and take on the title of vice president for research and creative activity.
Swimming: Competition no match for Bobcats at Zippy Invitational
By Brandon Kors | Dec. 5, 2011The Bobcats grabbed an early lead in the Zippy Invitational and never looked back, as Ohio finished first every day in the three-day tournament to win the event for the sixth straight year.
Hockey: Bobcats head west, come home winless
By Cameron Dunbar | Dec. 4, 2011Ohio traveled 1,900 miles to the great southwest this weekend only to realize there was a grand canyon between them and two Arizona schools.
Stimson Ave. post office considered for closure, consolidation
By Kelly Gifford | Dec. 4, 2011Ths U.S. Postal Service is reviewing 252 of its 487 mail-processing centers for possible consolidation and closure, including one Athens location.
Deck the Green: Holiday treats
By Sarah Grothjan | Dec. 4, 2011The first tastes of holiday cheer have arrived. Recycled seasonal music is making its hourly rounds at retailers, local coffee shops are promenading their holiday blends and even the morning work crowds are enjoying the first few bites of the cooling weather.
