Mental health experts testified in a hearing yesterday to determine whether a man found not guilty of his father’s murder by reason of insanity should be moved from a maximum security mental institution to a minimum security civil hospital, which could result in his return to Athens.
Pedal-problems plagued my most recent and most ambitious victory lap yet. I decided, however ill planned, to ride out to Columbus Saturday, the day of Athens’ eighth annual C.H.U.D-Zombie-Mud-Fest (8Fest).
The Bobcats will be working to rebuild during the offseason after losing their five senior starters.
As a past chair of the Department of African American Studies, I write this letter in response to the article published on April 26, “Stephens steps down upon Ogles’ request.”
During 18 years of playing Major League Baseball, Al Oliver stepped to the plate 9,778 times. Now, he is encouraging everyone else to do the same.
Ohio University’s Eastern Campus Dean Richard Greenlee will join the growing list of top administrators leaving when he steps down to take an early retirement plan in 2012.
A 4-year-old girl from The Plains who was the victim of a reported assault has died.
Two words that attract the attention of almost any college student?
On any given weekday, students working out on the second floor of Ping can see a fleet of white robes practicing martial arts in the windowed walls.
In your article on alleged age discrimination against two senior faculty members in the School of Journalism, one of the complaining professors is quoted as saying “there was a clear decision made to give bigger raises to younger faculty with no merit.”
Former Western Michigan baseball coach Fred Decker and Ohio skipper Joe Carbone have shared many stories during their years as friends. This one, however, stood out to Decker the most:
As administrators fly the coop and employees line up for buyouts, the writing on the walls is clear: Ohio University is losing appeal.
There are at least two pending complaints against Donna Burgraff, the former dean of Ohio University’s Chillicothe Campus, who resigned from her position Monday.
There has been a lot of talk about House Bill 45 lately, which would allow concealed carry permit holders in Ohio to legally carry their firearms inside restaurants, bars or open-air arenas that serve alcohol, as long as they did not consume alcohol. I felt obligated to clear up some of the misleading arguments of the opponents of this bill.
Ohio Sen. Jimmy Stewart, R-20th, told The Post today he will be resigning to become president of the Ohio Gas Association.
As the season nears its end, decorated seniors Annie Beecham and Kari Summers’ careers could follow suit.
Student Senate’s Board of Elections has given the FACE ticket until June 3 to provide additional information regarding its campaign finance report.
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