Early retirement deals could lead to rehiring 19 union employees
Apr. 12, 2009An expected 19 of the 32 unionized employees laid off by Ohio University will likely be re-employed by the school, a union official said Friday.
An expected 19 of the 32 unionized employees laid off by Ohio University will likely be re-employed by the school, a union official said Friday.
Some of the good news for the Ohio offense following Saturday's 48-play scrimmage was that they didn't have any turnovers.
Thirty years ago, ecologist Sandra Steingraber was a biology student, hoping to be a doctor. But when she was diagnosed with bladder cancer at age 20, her interests shifted from medicine to
Noble Prize-winning physicist Wolfgang Ketterle addressed a packed audience Friday during the Ohio University physics department's weekly field-specific lecture.
More than 80,000 rainbow trout traveled across Ohio to stock 45 lakes, including a local one, and ponds in preparation for spring fishing, according to a news release from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
The Ohio University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Center will release its Faces of Pride posters for 2009, featuring 15 LGBT students and faculty members and 20 LGBT allies, today as a part of Pride Week.
The Bobcats entered the final day of the UK Bluegrass Invitational in 10th place.
With important meets approaching, Ohio must be in top form in the coming weeks.
that's what the administration has been telling me
Last year, Summer Sands, a member of Ohio University's Campus Crusade for Christ, spent Good Friday packing for a trip to Florida and praying with her roommates.
U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson (D-6) submitted his requests to the House Appropriations Committee, including more than $8 million in federal earmarks for the Athens area.
Steve Hildebrand, one of the architects behind Sen. Barack Obama's unlikely rise to the presidency, spoke yesterday to an Ohio University audience about the importance of online media in mobilizing support during the 2008 campaign.
With a wide smile and twinkle in his eye, lanky, gray-haired Tim Pfaff will be releasing his debut album, Promises, in Athens this weekend with a CD release show at Donkey Coffee and Espresso, 17 ½ W. Washington St.
Ohio University's office of Judiciaries is considering tacking on fees of up to $200 for judicial violations, in addition to existing costs from required education courses.
The members of Strange Arrangement first formed a band in high school.
Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine has received a $2.3 million grant that will be used to house cutting-edge training facility and free community clinic.
Amy Goodman, the host of independent news program Democracy Now! will broadcast her show today from WOUB television studios, despite the station's refusal to carry the program.
I was in the company of my male friends when the weekend came up. They mentioned parties, early trips home, “chillin’” but then one friend asked, “What about you? You could probably come with me to State Street if you want.”