George Washington University’s Elizabeth Chacko spoke last night about the idea that connections forged by immigration can take place on different scales.
On any given weekend, imprudent partiers can ditch the walk home for a ride on a souped-up Raja Royal, thanks to Athens main bike man.
Parking Lot 82 will entertain something other than exhaust pipes and tires today.
As if the pressure of the start of the conference season weren’t enough, the 2010 Mid-American Conference championship team will be honored this weekend during the MAC opener against rival Bowling Green
At last night’s meeting, Ohio University’s student senators received an update on the plan they conjured up last year that is about to be actualized into a lounge on Baker University Center’s first floor.
Last fall, Athens police were busy handing out more than 70 noise citations to Ohio University students and residents alike.
More than 14,500 people were dismissed from the United States Armed Forces during the past 18 years for violating the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, or DADT. Dismissals based on sexual orientation were officially repealed Tuesday.
Regret, the pain of heartbreak and addiction hardly sound like the lyrical choices of a self-described comedian, yet singer-songwriter Jarrod Gorbel insists he’s a goofball.
Tasks in the Ohio University provost’s office will be redistributed after a search committee finds a replacement for Martin Tuck, who left the office in June for another administrative position.
Ohio University lacks essential parental leave policies, which might be a violation of Title IX and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, according to a report prepared for the provost.
The Alexander Local School Board chose an elementary school principal to fill a veteran’s shoes after the current superintendent retires at the end of the year.
Two Ohio University student senators drew on the title of a popular movie at last night’s Student Senate meeting when they asked their peers to help them “Play it Forward.”
Training rooms in The Convo are getting a facelift that should be completed in time for basketball season.
With more than a full month left until Athens’ mayoral race, both candidates are already making their platforms known and are reaching out to student voters — an electoral demographic that recycles every four years.
For the majority of the Ohio football team, Saturday’s game at Rutgers is the second of six road games this season. For linebacker Jelani Woseley, this game is as close to home as it gets.
A noted academic will speak tonight about the translocality of immigrants and ties between Washington, D.C., and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The Ohio Department of Insurance recently released a report detailing the expected effects of “Obamacare” on the state, but Athens County job and health officials are uncertain how the law will affect the county.
As winning becomes a way of life for Athens, Alexander and Nelsonville-York, more of the same is the aim.
Civil-rights activist the Rev. Jesse Jackson will visit Ohio University Monday to launch a national anti-poverty campaign he hopes will be reminiscent of former U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society.
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