Scoring 10 runs in five games normally spells disaster for a baseball team, but the Southern Ohio Copperheads overcame a weeklong drought to maintain a high standing in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League.
The third annual Athens Boogie on the Bricks will be held on the final day of Ohio Brew Week, Saturday, July 21.
Jon Sparhawk and Don Gates wanted to bring people together in Athens during the slow summer months, so they created the Ohio Brew Week, a six-day celebration of Ohio microbrews.
After physics graduate student Abhishek Singh was apparently killed in a two-vehicle accident while walking on the Richland Avenue Bridge, students from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Ohio University are urging change on the bridge and at the Richland Avenue and Ohio Route 682 intersection.
This letter is in response to Justin Noga's July 5 column Disagreeable slumlords leave tenants short on cash
Correction: Because of a reporting error, the cost of per-hour SATSair service was reported to be $5959, but it is in fact $595.
The number of students enrolled in summer quarter classes at Ohio University in Athens is slightly higher than the number at the same time last year with nearly 150 more undergraduates and about 50 more graduate students enrolled.
The Southern Ohio Copperheads are composed of players from 17 different colleges. Naturally, with such diverse personnel, team chemistry develops slowly.
Robert Andrey, former associate athletics director for business and internal operations, reportedly abused his employee purchase card, which upon inquiry, prompted his June 19 resignation.
Athens City Council adopted changes to the city's noise ordinance that will make businesses and home owners responsible for finding ways to reduce their noise after a first conviction.
Athens City Council voted against hiring an event planner for the annual Halloween street party at Monday's meeting.
The Squirrel Nut Zippers and The Erin McKeown Trio will be among the artists performing at the third annual Nelsonville Art and Music Festival Saturday, July 14 at Stuart's Opera House.
When President Roderick McDavis took office in 2004, he promised to shape Ohio University into a prominent research university. More than three years later, it's clear that it was an overly optimistic promise. This really isn't news either. The Post has reported before about how outside funding for research will never reach the overly optimistic goal of $100 million in five years, which McDavis outlined in that same speech.
Ohio University paid $357,775 to a consulting firm for a report on its information technology services, but many of the report's conclusions were reached nine years ago by another consulting firm hired to do the same thing.
Though council members did approve an outline of the proposed planner's duties and goals at Monday's meeting, Athens City Council will not vote on the proposed Halloween event planner until the next council meeting at the earliest.
The headline and the first paragraph of your article New class has better test scores
The city of Athens will spend $132,000 on two vehicles for the streets and water departments if Council approves two ordinances.
Along with a $59 remainder check and that defecated-on feeling, I was left with a strange feeling of helplessness when my landlord hoarded about 80 percent of my old apartment's collective $1500 deposit.
Editors note: This is the fourth in a five-part series about the evaluations of regional campus deans. The final part of this series is also in this issue.
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