Police Blotter: Cow found in road; drunken passenger taken home in Lyft
By Anna Millar | Mar. 17, 2021Deputies came across a cow in the road while on patrol.
NEWS BLOGS
2021 Oscar nominees set diversity records; Spin scooters made a return to Athens this week
By Madyson Lewellyn | Mar. 17, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
Graduate Student Senate: Campaigning for next election begins; resolution to sponsor awards at Student Expo passes
By Bekah Bostick | Mar. 16, 2021GSS will be putting $675 toward the Expo.
Department of Classics and World Religions renamed due to nomenclature confusion
By Maya Morita | Mar. 16, 2021The Department of Classics and World Religions recently changed its name to the Department of Classics and Religious Studies.
Spin e-scooters return to OU campus for the spring
By Maya Morita | Mar. 16, 2021Spin scooters returned to campus Monday after being removed for the winter.
TV Review: Kevin and Toby have a disagreement; Malik seeks Randall’s help on ‘This Is Us’
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 16, 2021Tess may have a new love interest.
5 recipes to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
By Juliana Colant | Mar. 16, 2021Puppy chow or green popcorn, anyone?
Coronavirus: Vaccine to be made available to all Ohioans age 16 and older starting March 29
By Ryan Maxin | Mar. 16, 2021Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday the plan for increased vaccination eligibility.
TV Review: Matt James shows heartless side on ‘The Bachelor’ finale
By Madyson Lewellyn | Mar. 16, 2021What goes around comes around.
Chadwick Boseman receives posthumous Oscar nomination; Bobcat Battalion makes donation to Athens County Food Pantry
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 16, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
OU’s Academic Achievement Center experiences increase in activity during Spring Semester
By Claire Schiopota | Mar. 15, 2021Students have slowly begun to find the AAC’s tutoring and advising services while adapting to the pandemic.
City Council: Contract ordinance introduced to switch city liability insurance provider; city reorganizes funds to pay parking meter bill due to lack of city revenue
By Mary Jane Sanese | Mar. 15, 2021An ordinance introduced Monday would allow the Mayor or his designee to enter into a new contract for liability insurance with the Public Entities Pool of Ohio, which will help the city save money and have better coverage.
Coronavirus: 4,711 cases, 50 deaths; phase 1D and 2B eligible for vaccine
By Sophia Young | Mar. 15, 2021A new website to determine eligibility for the vaccine and schedule appointments is now available.
City of Athens in the midst of conducting racial equity review of city code, policies
By Ryan Maxin | Mar. 15, 2021The city plans to continue this review for years to find instances of racist language in city documents.
The best, worst performances of the 2021 Grammys
By Bre Offenberger | Mar. 15, 2021Here are the five best and the three worst of the night.
Highlights from the 2021 Grammy Awards
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 15, 2021Here’s everything you need to know about the chaotic award show.
A peek behind the scenes of the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards hosted during a pandemic; What’s the truth behind campus care at OU this semester?
By Olivia Roman | Mar. 15, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
2021 spring fashion forecast
By Emma Dollenmayer | Mar. 14, 2021Seven trends and endless opportunities for spring.
Ohio University sees decrease in tenured faculty, increase in non-tenured instructors over past 5 years
By Sophia Young | Mar. 14, 2021Ohio University has a higher percentage of tenured faculty than the average for public universities, as reported by The Chronicle for Higher Education.
5 socially-distant summer date ideas
By Juliana Colant | Mar. 14, 2021Not even a pandemic can stop romance from blossoming.
