Districts in Athens County are using federal ESSER funding in order to help their students who have fallen behind academically during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pizza will always rank supreme.
With fall upon us, it’s time to crank the oldies.
We cannot take injustices and treat them as trends.
Five $100,000 and 50 $10,000 scholarships will be offered through the program and must go towards furthering education.
Both vaccinated and unvaccinated OU students have been testing positive for COVID-19.
If you can get ahead of the game, you’ll be sure to get any opportunity you apply for.
Ohio hasn’t beaten Northwestern since 1973.
A new writing group, started by Division of Diversity and Inclusion and the Women’s Center, emerged at Ohio University to help students come together and overcome their writer's block.
In my time writing “Tunes with Tate,” I have never reviewed such a highly-anticipated debut album, but “MONTERO” is finally here.
Ohio hasn’t played John Carroll since the beginning of its 2019 season.
Patricia McSteen, Senate advisor and interim senior associate vice president and dean of students, discussed Collin’s Law with Senate.
Let’s hope part two of the season is better.
Buckner is playing with a confidence he lacked before.
Chosen Pathways Spiritual Emporium has grown since its opening in May. Owner, Kelly Lawrence, is preparing for a fall full of events.
The lab works with both graduate and undergraduate students.
Parklets will return May 1, 2022.
With the ladies having the roses this week, and relationships getting stronger, the men really have to step-up their game.
After two straight losses on the road, the Bobcats look to get on the right track in their second conference matchup.
Burr Oak State Park, located in Glouster, Ohio, is hosting a nature hike that will allow participants to identify and taste edible plants – especially those commonly used to make teas.
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