Molly Schramm will be the next editor-in-chief of 'The Post'
Molly Schramm is currently The Beat editor and hopes to move in a strong digital direction.
Three defendants convicted in Collin Wiant’s death
Dominic Figliola and Cullen McLaughlin will not face jail time and will be placed in the Athens County ...
Student Senate: Rising student health insurance costs addressed
The high premiums were attributed to the plan’s superior benefits.
Hudson Health loses funding to provide free STI testing
POWER/GAMMA is partnering with Student Senate to find a way continue to provide free testing to students.
Forum dates announced for College of Business Dean finalists
The forums will take place during the first and third weeks of March.
Molly Schramm will be the next editor-in-chief of 'The Post'
Molly Schramm is currently The Beat editor and hopes to move in a strong digital direction.
Three people wanted for aggravated robbery after threatening victim with pistol
All of the suspects were described as older than college age.
Three defendants convicted in Collin Wiant’s death
Dominic Figliola and Cullen McLaughlin will not face jail time and will be placed in the Athens County Empowerment Program.
Student Senate: Rising student health insurance costs addressed
The high premiums were attributed to the plan’s superior benefits.
Play Cafe hosted by local church for kids and parents
The Play Cafe will be held at various times at Central Avenue Church Uptown location.
City Council: Athens Beautification Day to expand to the entire month of April
Athens Beautification Day will expand to become Athens Beautification Month in April.
Wray House to reopen during Fall Semester 2020
The university closed the residence due to a lack of students but will reopen due to the renovation of Gamertsfelder.
Counseling and Psychological Services launches jogging group therapy
The group, which meets weekly for one hour, is new this semester and will run for two seven-week sessions.
Athens City School Board: Constructions updates, EdChoice program discussed
The Athens City School Board saw updated rendering of the new elementary schools.
Student Senate: Concerns over Kaitlin Bennett, rising health insurance rates addressed
Ohio is an open-carry state, so Kaitlin Bennett would be allowed to carry on campus.
Ornery Vets cafe to open Spring of 2020
The cafe will provide an environment for those who experience PTSD symptoms to share, as well as healthy local food.
Moon and Wheel tarot studio offers readings, community conversations
The newly opened studio’s services include drop-in readings, longer scheduled readings and semi-weekly gatherings called Mystic Arts Salons.
New Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine building to be completed in December
The building will foster team-based learning and promote research.
Blotter: Panic alarm set off; license plate stolen from vehicle
The caller confirmed that the license plate was taken off of his vehicle.
Graduate Student Senate: Healthcare concerns addressed, debate for election held
Discussion became heated over increasing health insurance costs.
Athens Middle School club establishes Andrew Jackson Davison Day
The Andrew Jackson Davison Club, or AJD Club, organized an event to expose the story of Davison to the Athens community and why his history was forgotten.
