An $80-million endowment given to the Russ College of Engineering and Technology will require another year of planning before it can be spent, an Ohio University administrator said.
Ohio's recent bullpen struggles have cost the team at least two losses over the week, but one former starting pitcher is taking steps to improve his output on the mound.
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It's 9 p.m. and Melissa McCoy has had a long day. She puts on her tennis shoes, meets up with a friend and runs for more than an hour. At this moment, McCoy isn't training for anything. She just needs to clear her head and pounding the pavement in the quiet dark helps.
The Athens County Dog Shelter is not ready to make the move from gas chamber euthanasia to lethal injections, county commissioners said at their meeting yesterday.
A $1 million donation from Holzer Clinic allowed Ohio University's Athletics Department to take what an official called one of the largest steps forward to filling the $700,000 hole in its budget.
Joe Carbone entered last night's game against Xavier with the mindset to give some of his pitchers extra work before the weekend.
As it joins the University System of Ohio, Ohio University could eliminate some graduate and professional programs.
Peden Stadium is starting to look like more of a hospital ward than a football field these days.
The bicycle race originally planned for June 1 in Uptown Athens will no longer take place this summer, but might be rescheduled for next fall if race supporters can raise about $1,900.
When musicians and old friends Hilary Hahn and Josh Ritter went out to lunch one day three years ago, neither realized the musical endeavor on which they were about to embark ' an effort that culminates tonight when the two perform together in Athens.
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O'Bleness Memorial Hospital responded to Senator Hillary Clinton's implications that the hospital denied care to a now-deceased patient because the woman could not pay a $100 fee.
On average, 36,500 people are sexually victimized in the workplace each year. Of those victims, 80 percent are female and 20 percent are male. Despite the large number of sexual violence that occurs, only 23 percent of cases are reported to the police. In Athens, some businesses are taking a stand against this violence. Themes, Mountain Laurel's and O'Betty's have stepped up their normal business practices and pledged to work toward ending sexual violence within the workplace and the community.
For years I've been keeping an eye on the attractive men I pass, but apparently I've had it all wrong. If I want to be truly happy, I need to find me an ugly man.
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