EXCLUSIVE: Duane Nellis speaks on his decision to step down as OU president
By Molly Wilson | May 13, 2021Ohio University President Duane Nellis will be stepping down effective June 30 and is looking forward to getting back into the classroom.
NEWS BLOGS
Athens City-County Health Department to hold vaccination clinics for 12 to 15 year olds
By Ryan Maxin | May 13, 2021The announcement comes after the FDA and CDC approved the Pfizer vaccine for the age range.
City Council: Beth Clodfelter announces resignation, creation of uptown beverage area discussed
By Sophia Young | May 11, 2021Councilwoman Beth Clodfelter has accepted a position in Sen. Sherrod Brown’s office and will be leaving Council immediately.
Coronavirus: Risk level lowered from red to orange in Athens County
By Sophia Young | May 6, 2021The change follows decreasing COVID-19 cases and increasing vaccinations.
Chosen Pathways Spiritual Emporium brings spiritual gifts to Athens
By Emma Skidmore | May 6, 2021The store carries art from local artists in addition to tarot cards, incense and more.
Gov. Mike DeWine appoints OU student to Board of Trustees
By Claire Schiopota | May 6, 2021Sarah Ladipo will begin her two-year term on May 14.
Incumbent Chris Fahl loses to Alan Swank in 4th Ward primary election
By Anna Millar | May 4, 2021City Council candidate Alan Swank thanked his treasurer, his wife and his supporters after being elected.
TV Review: Amazon’s ‘Invincible’ is the best superhero series of the year
By Zach James | May 4, 2021This comic book adaptation is almost as good as its amazing source material.
Faculty Senate: Body discusses fall plans, issues facing regional campuses
By Anna Millar | May 4, 2021Ohio University’s Faculty Senate discussed plans for fall 2021 and passed a resolution that will ease scheduling issues within regional campuses.
City Council: Mayor Steve Patterson discusses racial equity, Athens named Bee City USA affiliate
By Ryan Maxin | May 4, 2021Ohio University was also approved as a Bee Campus USA affiliate.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson no longer considering congressional seat campaign
By Emma Skidmore | May 3, 2021Athens Mayor Steve Patterson expressed concerns about the future of the district boundary.
OU holds first hybrid commencement ceremonies since beginning of the pandemic
By News Staff Report | May 2, 2021Four separate commencement ceremonies were held in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
House Bill 2 passes through Ohio Senate, gives Athenians hope
By Jillian Craig | Apr. 30, 2021Athens residents remain hopeful for improved internet access.
OU announces virtual forums for feedback on administrative candidates
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 29, 2021Viewers will be able to submit feedback through an online survey after attending the forum(s).
OU announces interim dean of Patton College of Education
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 29, 2021Sara Helfrich is the current senior associate dean for research and graduate students in the Patton College of Education.
Police Blotter: Trucks do donuts outside Marathon; individuals reported to look in residential window
By Anna Millar | Apr. 28, 2021Two trucks were reported to be doing donuts in the Washington Road Marathon parking lot.
OU announces in-person commencement for class of 2020 graduates
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 27, 2021Both fall and spring graduates are invited Labor Day weekend to attend OU’s first home football game as well.
TV Review: ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ has a fun, messy finale
By Zach James | Apr. 27, 2021While episode six is fun to watch, it starts to have more problems the more you think about it.
City Council: Resolution opposing Ohio bill, hiring city employees discussed
By Kyra Leckrone | Apr. 26, 2021Councilmember Chris Fahl said the bill could have dire effects on the city’s income.
Nelsonville resident crashes car into ARTS/West on Monday morning following police pursuit
By Ashley Beach | Apr. 26, 2021After failing to negotiate a curve, a Nelsonville woman crashed her car into the ARTS/West building at 50 mph.
