Businesses in Athens have struggled financially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but increases in vaccinations and decreases in restrictions are providing them with hope for a normal summer.
Sigma Chi is the third fraternity to receive a cease and desist so far this semester.
Those involved in the letter-writing campaign hope it sparks more conversation on campus.
In the first of many, Taylor Swift’s first re-recorded album of ‘Fearless’ celebrates her youth and inspires growth.
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Updates include increased in-person instruction and the continuation of public health guidelines.
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Weld House will be demolished this summer using reserves from housing revenues.
Student Senate approved all nominations for senior awards, which include senator emeritus, justice emeritus and senior honors.
A man who was reported for trespassing began swinging two large sticks and making threats towards deputies when they located him.
Regional students have been going to local clinics to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Leanne Ford is a 2003 graduate and studied specialized studies while at OU.
A new amendment was approved allowing a new committee to focus on inclusion and proper pronoun usage.
The two have a conversation about race and microaggressions through the years.
The law is designed to help businesses stay afloat during COVID-19 and allows for the delivery of distilled spirits and liquor to be delivered seven days a week.
Great coffee doesn't need expensive equipment.
The switch comes following warnings from the CDC, FDA and Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
Adding source of income to the Unlawful Discriminatory Practices ordinance could help those participating in the Housing Choice Voucher Program find affordable housing.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine visited OU on Monday to encourage people to get vaccinated.
“If you want it all, lay it on the line. It's the only life you got, so you gotta live it big time!“
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