While most Ohio University students dread hiking across campus in the ice and snow when winter weather hits, some have to prepare much more than simply throwing on boots and a coat to get to class.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is Monday, and it starts a week of events to venerate the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr.
Ohio University students can now study abroad in a new location with the development of the South Africa: AIDS in Africa program, which will be available this summer.
Each year, Ohio University's Classified Senate sells blankets to raise money for scholarships, but the recent recession has forced the senate to cut the number of scholarships it offers.
A West Virginia man is suing Ohio University for lost wages allegedly caused by a fall while attending an on-campus play.
The structurally deficient Oxbow Bridge that is part of Richland Avenue will undergo long-awaited repairs after funds from a local income tax hike and a federal grant arrive next year.
Long before she starred in hit movies and TV shows, Ohio University alumna Piper Perabo's senior thesis lay in bits and pieces on the floor of Professor William Condee's office.
Ohio University Dining Services has launched a new Grab N Go option at Jefferson Dining Hall to test a program for the new Nelson Dining Hall, which is scheduled to open next year.
New signs on Ohio University's campus are designed to support the school's smoking policy by encouraging students to call the Ohio Department of Health when they see violations.
The city of Athens donated about 50 used Christmas trees to Lake Snowden to help with structure and spawning in two fish hatchery ponds.
Ohio University officials e-mailed residents of Brown Hall yesterday informing them of a confirmed case of bed bugs.
As a college student at the University of North Dakota, Mike Commodore ate at the dining hall all the time. After eight seasons in the NHL, he probably didn't expect to venture back to one.
DeVaughn Washington's 26-minute stint against Miami summed up his Bobcat career in one game.
When the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail reaches capacity, officials contact other local county jails to help house inmates. When that does not stop the overflow, inmates are released prematurely.
It is time for Athens and Alexander to add another chapter to their rivalry. As usual, both teams know much is at stake in this year's addition.
Yellow Light Maybe, a pop-rock band from Columbus, will be playing at Jackie O's tonight - a change of scenery from its familiar Athens home, the now-closed 19 South.
With nearly 10 months before Athens residents hit the polls, Democratic political jockeying for an abundance of local positions is already off to an early start - with the May primaries just around the corner.
Ohio University's Student Senate took a concrete step toward reversing Athens' stricter noise enforcement last night, preparing to create legislation to go on the city ballot this November.
Will Frasure (7-1): Antonio Gates' transition from the Kent State basketball team to the San Diego Chargers is the sweetest story ever. Too bad that school still sucks. OHIO 74, Kent State 71.
When the final buzzer sealed Ohio's one-point loss to Kent State Wednesday, the team's focus turned to preparing for Buffalo's visit this weekend.
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