At this year’s first Ohio University Student Senate meeting, a senate candidate disqualified from her elected position last year received a second chance at the job.
The Ohio Department of Development hopes to bring jobs and economic development to Southeast Ohio with a $1.7 million award that will be used to create a new branch of JobsOhio.
In a Columbus news conference this morning, Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern slammed the congressional redistricting map proposed by state Republicans.
The second of two Albany residents charged with attempting to steal farm equipment last month pleaded guilty as part of an agreement with the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office.
Ohio University Army ROTC students clad in full uniform and several plain-clothed students filed in to the Baker University Center Ballroom yesterday, a projector and a podium set up in front of them.
Bob Bradley's never ending search for a job appears to have ended in Cairo this week with the Pharaohs.
Your editorial complaining about Ohio University’s support of the new Athens city fire truck was a disappointment, and rather selfish.
Ohio University will lose another dean in July, following the departures of more than 10 other administrators in the past year.
One might think Ohio’s trip back to Athens after defeating
On Tuesday, Sept. 13, The Post ran an editorial endorsed by its editorial staff stating that it is not the university’s responsibility to contribute any money to the purchase of a new fire truck for the city of Athens.
What a difference 5 yards makes.
During the past few weeks, America was morosely aware of the approaching anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Last night, about 30 hip-hop lovers assembled to drop a beat on the new school year.
We are Ohio, a bi-partisan coalition aiming to repeal Senate Bill 5, is informing students of their cause outside of Baker Center.
Ohio and Marshall share an Appalachian heritage, have green and white as their school colors, and developed a rivalry during 23 years in the Mid-American Conference.
It’s a new quarter and a new school year, meaning a new Student Senate has taken office and our expectations are running high. We think this year’s senate is uniquely capable of representing the students in a way that past iterations haven’t.
After a physically and mentally exhausting game against Ohio State, the Bobcats are taking the week to regroup and recharge.
A year after the Oasis was demolished and five years since it closed, the site of the former restaurant is no longer on anyone’s agenda.
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