“Robust” discussions peppered the Ohio University Board of Trustee committee meetings today and covered possible tuition, fee and housing increases, the quarters-to-semesters transition and drug- and alcohol-related judiciary violations.
Ohio University's Internal Audit Office presented a risk assessment at The Board of Trustees Audit Committee meeting today that assigned the highest risk rankings to OU's airport and Budget Planning & Analysis unit.
A Glouster, Ohio, man pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and possessing criminal tools after stealing 124 cartons of cigarettes from a local convenient store in August 2010.
An Athens man is suing a local Mexican restaurant after his wife died allegedly from contracting a Salmonella infection from the restaurant.
A local environmental activist has been jailed and charged with aggravated menacing following repeated alleged death threats to Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis released his final budget recommendations today, which include a 3.5 percent tuition and fee increase for students on OU’s Athens campus.
Unlike most Facebook users, a former Ohio basketball standout will get paid for what she does in Farmville — Farmville, Va., that is.
Starting at the end of this month, Columbia Gas of Ohio will begin their Athens Gas Pipeline Replacement Project, which will replace the natural gas pipeline system throughout Athens.
A Pomeroy man pleaded guilty to heroin possession yesterday after transporting 14 unit doses of the drug into the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail.
A Shade, Ohio man trying to open a strip club in Athens is suing the Board of Zoning Appeals in federal court for unlawfully denying his zoning application.
In addition to approving the purchase of a new dump truck, Athens City Council members held the first of two public hearings about how to use the next round of block grants awarded to the city.
An OU graduate's father, who was reported missing Saturday, has been found at his Cleveland home.
An Ohio University graduate reported his father missing yesterday.
Ohio University graduates, many wearing caps adorned with everything from flashing lights to paint and glitter, gathered in The Convo yesterday for two commencement ceremonies.
About a month after an Ohio University student captured the attention of more than 2,000 followers with a spoof Twitter account using OU President Roderick McDavis' photo, another account has been created — this time for the first lady.
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