Athens City Council adopted an ordinance at yesterday's meeting to allow the city to borrow $1.5 million from Hocking Valley Bank to purchase three buses for a new bus system connecting Athens to Columbus and Cincinnati.
With the end of the road in sight, the Bobcats have one more chance to fine-tune the machine before Mid-American Conference play goes into high gear.
A resolution to move the date students can waive an optional $8 legal services fee from the fifth week of each quarter to the second moved through Student Senate last night unopposed.
Local police departments arrested and took at least 48 people into custody during the weekend fests.
Hydeia Broadbent will share her story of living with HIV/AIDS tonight at Baker Center Theatre as a part of HIV/AIDS Awareness Week.
Ohio University's Faculty Senate has asked for more faculty representation on a key committee overseeing Intercollegiate Athletics.
For the first time, Ohio University's Multicultural Center is collaborating with Hocking College students and faculty on an art exhibition.
To the Ohio University student body:
Years of unchecked spending by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics carved a major hole in Ohio University's checkbook - a hole OU now plans to fill by spending less to educate students, maintain aging dorms and fund research.
New businesses that use the Ohio University Innovation Center will have access to new technology and other facilities through a grant from the state.
At tonight's meeting, Graduate Student Senate President Tracy Kelly will deliver the details of yesterday's meeting with Ohio University's provost about domestic partner benefits.
At tonight's meeting, Graduate Student Senate President Tracy Kelly will deliver the details of yesterday's meeting with Ohio University's provost about domestic partner benefits.
There are some places that you just have to see.
After a quarter of debate about whether domestic partners are included under Ohio University's graduate student educational benefits policy, a newly proposed policy may close the loophole.
I am writing today to voice my frustration with all Athens newspapers and their coverage of local sports. Frequently, we are bombarded with uninteresting and unnecessary feature stories about football, baseball and basketball. These teams, who until recently have found little success, are glorified and put on a pedestal for the community to admire. They are recognized significantly among all news, even so much as to have feature stories running the days leading up to an event, during and immediately afterward. And when it is not the aforementioned three sports, only other varsity and NCAA sports are mentioned. We hear about swimming, golf, track and field and volleyball in the background, echoing Ohio University's main athletics.
Ohio University students will have the opportunity to view the AIDS Memorial Quilt, get tested for HIV and hear from an AIDS activist during HIV/AIDS Awareness Week.
Student Senate will vote on a resolution tonight to support a policy change that the Center for Student Legal Services hopes will keep students from taking advantage of its services.
After playing a 14-inning marathon Saturday, the Bobcats found themselves in extra innings against the Zips again yesterday.
For years, the contributions of blacks to modern medicine ultimately have been ignored. All the while, they continue to suffer the vast majority of many fatal diseases.
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