Plains woman pleads not guilty to aggravated murder, endangering children
By Alex Stuckey | June 6, 2011A woman indicted in the murder of her stepdaughter entered a plea of not guilty to aggravated murder and endangering children today.
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Graduate Student Senate welcomes new members
By Alex Felser | June 5, 2011New Graduate Student Senate senators and executive positions were sworn into office tonight after another major increase in voting this year.
Faculty Senate approves clinical medicine track, extends discussion of junior composition alternatives
By Alex Westerh | June 5, 2011Faculty Senate adjourned its last meeting of the year tonight after it passed four resolutions and discussed another.
McDavis to request tuition increase
By Rebecca McKinsey | June 5, 2011Ohio University President Roderick McDavis announced today he would request a tuition and fee increase from the Board of Trustees, a change that could cost students up to $334 more next year and will allow the university to make “strategic investments.”
North Carolina man arrested in Nelsonville, charged with drug trafficking
June 4, 2011A High Point, N.C. resident was arrested in Nelsonville this weekend and charged with drug trafficking, after asking a local resident if they were interested in buying marijuana.
Employee reports assault at West Union Street gas station
By Alex Stuckey | June 3, 2011A West Union Street gas station employee reported being assaulted by a customer today.
OU student turns self in for Brough House arson
By Rebecca McKinsey | June 3, 2011An Ohio University student was charged with aggravated arson today.
OU's MBA program receives recognition
By Alex Westerh | June 2, 2011Fortune Magazine recognized Ohio University’s Professional MBA program last month as having the third lowest tuition rate in the country.
Performer trades toy for money-making accordion
By Nicolien Buholzer | June 2, 2011It all started with a toy.
OU announces interim dean to represent Scripps College
By Tristan Navera | June 2, 2011Ohio University has named an interim dean for the Scripps College of Communication.
Residents evacuate Brough House following ground-floor fire
By Michael Stainbrook | June 2, 2011A fire at a South Green residence hall led students to evacuate the building as smoke filled the ground floor early Friday morning.
Plains woman indicted in murder of stepdaughter
By Alex Stuckey | June 2, 2011A woman from The Plains was indicted yesterday for aggravated murder and endangering children stemming from a reported incident that led to the death of her 4-year-old stepdaughter.
Bar opts to offer more free shows
By Bridget Mallon | June 2, 2011In a town known for its music, people have become less willing to pay to see musical talent.
Arson caused early-morning Brough House fire
By Rebecca McKinsey | June 2, 2011Officials have determined that arson was the cause of the fire that cleared out Brough House early this morning and caused about $50,000 worth of damage.
Committee finalizes center suggestions
By Olivia Arbogast | June 2, 2011With the end of Spring Quarter fast approaching, the Ohio University multipurpose center committee is prepared to hand in its final recommendations in the next few days.
Student Senate: Neader reviews year
By Joe Fox | June 2, 2011Although some of the rhetoric of his campaigning did not translate to policy, outgoing Student Senate President Jesse Neader said he followed through on his promises.
Baseball: Bobcat goes to bat with beats
By Rob Ogden | June 2, 2011As college and professional baseball players stroll to home plate for an at-bat, a particular song often is played in line with that player’s personality. But Ohio pitcher Shane Cole’s music came from his head before it ever emitted from the loud speakers of Bob Wren Stadium.
City Council explores tactics to create Athens jobs
By Kelly Gifford | June 2, 2011With nearly one third of the Athens’ population living under the poverty level and a steadily increasing unemployment rate, there is no surprise to why City Council continues to put forth efforts to bring in and create jobs in Athens.
Two assaults reported June 2
By Alex Stuckey | June 2, 2011Athens Police officers responded to two reported assaults yesterday.
