Burglary occurs at Chi Omega house
By Addie Hedges | 11:52pmBetween 1:30 and 2:09 a.m. Monday, the suspect allegedly used force to enter the sorority house.
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Burglary occurs at Chi Omega house
By Addie Hedges | 11:52pmBetween 1:30 and 2:09 a.m. Monday, the suspect allegedly used force to enter the sorority house.
National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza remains under construction
By Madalyn Blair | Nov. 21The goal of the plaza is to provide inclusivity, and increase visibility and continued support to members in NPHC.
Night Court: Getting to know Kent "Kento" Lankos
By Cole Patterson and Jensen Knecht | Nov. 22Hosted by Junior Cole Patterson and Senior Jensen Knecht, Night Court is a podcast that explores student life at Ohio University beyond the classroom, with interviews from local personalities and fan-favorites.
City Council passes resolution to protect reproductive rights
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 21Council approved a resolution encouraging the mayor to deprioritize the criminalization of abortions in Athens, which he said he would sign immediately.
Boyd Hall residents faced confusion, frustration while in quarantine dorms
By Abby Miller | Oct. 28, 2020Students expressed their frustrations over meals, communication and the university’s lack of planning.
Here are the most common reasons why people are being transported by EMS in Athens County
By Ashton Nichols | June 11, 2019The city of Athens had the most ambulance transports in 2018.
Burglary occurs at Chi Omega house
By Addie Hedges | 11:52pmBetween 1:30 and 2:09 a.m. Monday, the suspect allegedly used force to enter the sorority house.
Police Blotter: Multiple suspects arrested, man hits deer with car
By Anna Millar | Nov. 9Over the weekend, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office had multiple encounters which resulted in arrests.
City Council passes resolution to protect reproductive rights
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 21Council approved a resolution encouraging the mayor to deprioritize the criminalization of abortions in Athens, which he said he would sign immediately.
Incumbents continue to hold county, state positions
By Anna Millar | Nov. 14Following the Midterm Elections on Nov. 8, various candidates voice their plans for office moving forward.
West Elementary School school to be demolished, replaced with soccer fields
By Madalyn Blair | Nov. 2“It's sad I won’t be able to come back and feel nostalgic about (West Elementary School’s) building,” Great Hibbard, a sophomore studying math and physics, wrote in an email.
Here’s what your major says about you
By Mimi Calhoun | Sep. 12Don’t worry, business majors aren’t the only ones to get slandered.
Here’s what your major says about you
By Mimi Calhoun | Sep. 12Don’t worry, business majors aren’t the only ones to get slandered.
Career fair, student organizations create professional opportunities
By McKenna Christy | Sep. 5On Sept. 7, the Accounting, Finance and Business Career Fair will host 86 companies for students to network and find employment opportunities. Meanwhile, the Multicultural Student Business Caucus is also investing time into creating community and professional development skills for students.
