OU student may be forced to testify in rape case
Mar. 16, 2009A local judge will decide on March 31 if a woman who accused an Ohio University student of rape will be forced to testify in court.
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Council votes to hire engineer to review tower
Mar. 16, 2009At last night's meeting, members of council voted to hire an environmental engineer to evaluate a communications tower, to authorize building developments and to delete and create city jobs.
OU student found bleeding in driveway now in fair condition
Mar. 15, 2009An Ohio University senior is in fair condition after he was found severely bleeding without a shirt or coat in a driveway Sunday morning.
Former coach involved in car wreck, faces misdemeanor charges
Mar. 15, 2009A former Ohio University assistant softball coach was charged with three misdemeanors after allegedly hitting a parked car on East Carpenter Street and colliding with another on East State Street at around 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
Settlement unlikely in burn case, lawyer says
Mar. 15, 2009(the university's attorney) felt it was unlikely the state would be willing to settle the case
OU keeps Holzer as top-level provider after backlash
Mar. 15, 2009Ohio University scrapped a plan Monday to make its employees pay more to visit Holzer Clinic, a proposed money-saving move that created an intense backlash on campus.
Officers offer spring break advice
Mar. 12, 2009With only a week until spring break, Athens law enforcement offers some tips on how to avoid unpleasant interactions with their colleagues in other locales.
Brown Town to host benefit concert for punk label founder
Mar. 12, 2009The Action Committee will hold a concert tomorrow night at Brown Town, 35 Brown St., for Sam Dorsett, founder of punk record label Plan-It X.
The Right Stuff: Workers need anonymity for voting on unionizing
Mar. 12, 2009This is a topic that I have been avoiding for a while now, but like they say, there's no time like the present. Currently under debate in the Senate and House is a bill, innocuously named the Employee Free Choice Act
Women's Basketball: Toledo blasts past Ohio; Bobcats season ends
Mar. 12, 2009CLEVELAND--Lauren Hmiel was somber in the post game press conference.
Men's Basketball: Bowling Green beats Ohio 74-61
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Projector lights up Lincoln Hall
Mar. 12, 2009and we can give them input with what happens on this space as well
Budget cuts silence band tournament trip
Mar. 12, 2009After 12 years of clarinet playing, senior Caitlin Steinert was one day away from the ultimate prize.
OU fears fall in enrollment despite rise in applicants
Mar. 12, 2009Despite a record number of enrollment applications, Ohio University officials say they're worried the economy may deter some students from actually attending the university.
Women's Basketball: Bobcats look to blast past Rockets
Mar. 12, 2009CLEVELAND - Jennifer Bushby has no problem getting up early for basketball.
Boy removed from home after alleged physical abuse by adoptive mother
Mar. 12, 2009A 12-year-old boy weighing 71 pounds spent four days in the hospital after his mother, who adopted him as a foster child, abused and refused to feed him, according to a search warrant filed in Common Pleas Court.
African Children's Choir to perform at OU
Mar. 12, 2009Tonight's performers at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium will exhibit a fresh blend of song and dance featuring more than 10 different languages and various forms of African dancing - and they are only 8 to 11 years old.
Student Affairs lays off nine, names unknown
Mar. 12, 2009Nine employees in the Office of Student Affairs were told Thursday that they will be laid off as a result of departmental budget cuts totaling $655,000.
Men's Basketball: Ohio's season, Tillman's college career end
Mar. 12, 2009CLEVELAND - A stoic-faced Jerome Tillman walked off the floor of Quicken Loans Arena one final time as a Bobcat. In Ohio's 74-61 loss, Tillman scored a quiet 15 points, struggling to get into any offensive rhythm.
