After a more than three-year battle and a series of appeals, the Ohio Civil Rights Commission ordered Ohio University to pay a former professor in the Russ College of Engineering and Technology more than $265,000 and give him his job back.
The Ohio women's basketball team will rack up some more travel miles this weekend when they head to Dekalb, Ill., for an inter-division showdown against Northern Illinois.
Red Bull and vodka fans rejoice: the range of bottled alcoholic energy drinks has exploded from crude, homemade combinations to a long list of pre-mixed beverages.
The Ohio-Miami rivalry extends beyond the basketball court this weekend when the Ohio swimming and diving teams travel to Miami for their last road dual meet of the year.
Halo Whitelight gets funny looks and questions, such as Were your parents hippies? about her unique name.
More than 40 students had a broad range of questions for Provost Kathy Krendl at yesterday's Pizza with the Provost event, a forum organized by Student Senate.
A Chauncey teen who ran away from home almost two months ago has turned himself in to authorities and is now on probation, the teen's father said.
Right now, at this very moment, I have a strong urge to listen to C & C Music Factory's 1990 hit Things That Make You Go Hmm.
Radio regular swooners Lifehouse have conquered the charts with their single, You and Me from their new self-titled album. Now, they are preparing to hit Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium with their acoustic guitars and heart-melting lyrics.
The Athens Public Access Channel 23 headquarters has moved locations and has changed ownership, but it will soon be ready to air public productions.
As a news writing and editing major, my professors often ask my fellow classmates and I what will be the future of newspapers. Young people are not reading newspapers as much as older generations, and with easily accessible news on the Internet, will newspapers even be necessary in the future?
All good things must come to an end, and with this column so will The Post's week of relishing in the numerous reasons why deep down all Bobcats loathe RedHawks.
Reports that someone was stabbed on East Union Street Saturday are unsubstantiated, according to the Athens Police Department.
I'm sure a majority of people have heard about the freaky correlations between the movie,The Wizard of Oz and Pink Floyd's famous, Dark Side of the Moon album. It's hard to believe that an album released in 1976 could match up so well with a movie made in 1939. Ohio University's Golden Key International Honor Society hosted a Dark Side of Oz night Wednesday in Morton 201 to share the phenomenon with the campus.
Liquor consumption in Athens County is increasing at a higher rate than the statewide average, according to statistics released by the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control.
Turns out even the most putrid carcasses can emit flourishes of fragrance. So it is with the rotten genre of adult contemporary pop, which every once in a while produces some truly enjoyable music.
As a long-time supporter of many of our university's sports programs, I would like to encourage the Athens and Ohio University communities to come pay tribute to the wonderful season our women's volleyball program enjoyed this past year as they are honored just before Sunday's men's basketball game against Miami.
The Ohio wrestling team is riding an eight-meet winning streak heading into Saturday's meet against Buffalo, and coach Joel Greenlee does not care.
After sweeping the Marietta Open this past weekend, the Bobcats' indoor track and field team travel to the Ohio State Invitational on Saturday.
The Duquesne Dukes, who have not lost a game since Nov. 4, are bringing their high-powered offense to Bird Arena tonight and Saturday night.
Solutions by The State News