Two journalism professors have filed complaints accusing multiple Ohio University officials of skimping on the amount of merit raise money awarded to them while granting larger raises to younger faculty members.
The appeal of a Philadelphia man convicted of raping an Athens woman he met online was denied Monday because it exceeded the legal length.
Editor’s note: This is the second of a three-part series about serious injuries on Ohio’s athletic teams
Two opposing candidates for a Student Senate seat said they will vote for the same presidential candidate — one who is running on neither of their tickets.
A woman reported Monday night to the Athens County Sheriff’s Office that she was kidnapped from the parking lot of the Marathon gas station in Chauncey.
After 464 wins in 24 years with the Bobcats, former coach Bob Wren was immortalized in 1997 with a ballpark in his name.
The King James Bible celebrates its 400th anniversary this month. This historic translation spurred other versions of the holy book, some of which Ohio University students study today.
Yesterday’s letter to The Post entitled “Legal brothels will regulate prostitution” absolutely disgusted me.
One of the oldest professions known to mankind in a civilized culture is deemed illegal in our present day society, but is it really that bad?
Rap artist B.o.B will pay Ohio Athletics for space — a “green” room, so to speak — to prepare for his Convocation Center concert.
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Debate at last night’s Graduate Student Senate meeting focused on the color of custom regalia that graduate students will wear this year at graduation.
A broken platform at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium has forced performers to get creative with how they incorporate music into their shows.
Recently, a faculty member in my department approached me to see whether I was interested in having the hOUr party’s presidential candidate discuss his platform with the student organization I represent.
Local law enforcement and Liquor Control agents arrested a total of 58 people at the two street fests this past weekend.
Only one day before Student Senate elections, RSVP and FACE continue tossing accusations and attacks, but the election might be over before any consequences of negative campaigning are decided.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series about serious injuries on Ohio’s athletic teams.
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