Despite the Weaver twins being in the top 10 for most of the weekend, Ohio’s team effort fell short at the Mid-American Conference Championships.
The Board of Trustees conferred honorary degrees to two Ohio University alumni Friday.
April showers did not bring success for the Bobcats.
For the second year in a row, the average salary for faculty members at colleges and universities nationwide increased at a rate less than inflation, according to a new study.
The 12 disqualified Student Senate candidates will have their chance to appeal the decision soon, said FACE presidential candidate Matthew Wallace.
April 25 Faculty Senate Meeting
The Office of Information Technology has rolled out expanded services in the hopes of helping more frustrated students and faculty find answers for their technology conundrums.
Athens County Prosecutor C. David Warren announced today he will resign from his position.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees passed two capital improvement resolutions — regarding plans to renovate university housing and handling deferred maintenance projects — at its full board meeting Friday.
Ohio University has raised an additional $2.4 million for its Promise Lives campaign, bringing the campaign’s total to $233.4 million, according to a presentation at Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting.
A man with five warrants out for his arrest was spotted in Athens Saturday night and taken to jail.
A trend has appeared in the results of Ohio baseball games during the past three weeks: whoever scores first wins.
The Bobcats went into the weekend hoping for some better fortune than they’ve had in past weeks. But, that was not the case at the Boilermaker Invitational.
With more than 30 percent of Athens County residents living below the poverty level, many families and individuals are faced with a tight food budget — which is why one in six residents are on food stamps.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday marked the unveiling of a facility Ohio University officials are calling an “investment” in the future of medicine.
Extremely dangerous legislation is quickly working its way through the Ohio Statehouse.
The time to start planning next quarter’s schedules is near, but as students register for summer classes, they might find that the self-service they are familiar with looks and functions differently than before.
There’s a general rule of thumb to use when seeing comedies — if you can count the number of times you laugh on one hand, the movie wasn’t funny. If you can count the number of times you laughed on one thumb, it was atrocious.
Every week it seems I hear about some event demanding a greater investment toward green energy, be it government subsidization of green technology or demanding the university adopt more green technology.
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