This week, many Ohio University students are noticing the warmer weather and spending time outdoors. This month, the OU Office of Sustainability wants students to become more aware of problems surrounding the environment.
While discussions about a new fire ladder truck continue for Athens City Council, members are hindered from moving forward because of economic uncertainty.
A Nelsonville man was arrested over the weekend for breaking into a home of an elderly neighbor.
Although Spring Quarter has been in session for more than two weeks, on-campus air conditioning systems are still not running, leaving students sweating in 80-degree heat.
An Ohio University search committee recently gave the interim dean of the College of Health Sciences and Professions a more permanent position.
It’s shaping up to be quite the season for Emily Wethington.
A children’s museum offering hands-on activities opened its doors Saturday to area families.
From iPads to cell phones to laptops, the modern world is more attached to technology than ever before, a reality that is explored in a feature film co-created by an Ohio University professor.
Post Staff Writers Pat Holmes and Rebecca McKinsey spoke with Faculty Senate Chair Joe McLaughlin about the senate's extraordinary meeting tonight. McLaughlin also weighs in on the recently released budget reduction targets.
The reduction targets Ohio University released Friday will allow the university to work with about $6 million more in state funding than expected.
Liquor enforcement agents shut down The Crystal this weekend indefinitely.
Editor’s note: This is the final article in a four-part series about the current job market.
There are many good ways to begin movies, and also many bad ways. Telling the audience the ending of the movie in the first 20 seconds would fall into the latter category.
After Saturday’s intrasquad scrimmage, quarterbacks Tyler Tettleton and Kyle Snyder might consider applying for jobs at FedEx. Whether by air or by ground, the package was delivered.
Coach Ryan Theis was searching for improvement during Ohio’s spring, and he found it during the Bobcats’ first weekend tournament.
Even though the weather has finally begun to warm up, the Bobcats’ bats have not.
With its recent national and international success, the Ohio University Press is looking to continue producing award-winning books given last year’s reorganization and a changing market.
Ohio University students talk about the lack of air conditioning in Bentley Hall. Turning on individual AC systems could take anywhere from two hours to two days, said Director of Housing Beverley Wyatt in an email to students.
Under normal circumstances, a fifth-place finish would be a welcome sight to the Bobcats — except when entering the final round in second place, that is.
Editor’s note: This is the first article in a weekly series investigating upgrades to Ohio University’s Internet.
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