Ohio University’s public telescope will serve a legacy for years to come
By Taylor Johnston | Mar. 6, 2019Before the observatory was built, the telescope inside went under a makeover.
NEWS BLOGS
Could Lebron James jump fast enough to escape small celestial bodies?
By Ethan Gower | Mar. 6, 2019The All-Star basketball player could escape the gravitational pull of an asteroids and some comets.
Ohio University researchers discover a new protein, help fight obesity and diabetes
By Colt Austen | Mar. 6, 2019ApoA-IV is a protein that will tell the brain to stop eating, then converts fat to energy.
How climate change presents itself in different areas
By Abby Miller | Mar. 6, 2019Climate change in Antarctica is measurable, but records of observation are limited.
Studying fossils to learn about the past and present
By Jessica Hill and George Shillcock | Mar. 6, 2019An OU professor and her students study a region close to home with some of the most preserved fossils.
How an infestatious pest has killed Eastern Hemlock trees across Appalachia
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 6, 2019There are 12 counties in Ohio infected with hemlock woolly adelgid.
Research at the bottom of the globe
By Ian McKenzie | Mar. 6, 2019How an OU faculty member researches in the Antarctic
A definitive ranking of all 12 Weezer albums
By Alex Penrose | Mar. 6, 2019‘Raditude’ is the worst, but where do the others fall?
Police Blotter: Public urination problem at Mill Fest; disturbance complaint wakes apartment resident
By Megan Carlson | Mar. 6, 2019There were five citations for public urination and seven for alcohol-related incidents.
Green Beer Day starts off slow but picks up as afternoon goes on
By Taylor Johnston | Mar. 6, 2019The annual pre-St. Patrick’s Day tradition started off quiet but picked up later in the afternoon.
Parents are throwing cheese at their children for views; here’s why people flock to Athens during fest season
By Abby Miller | Mar. 6, 2019Your daily Athens newsletter.
Graduate Student Senate: Members approve a bill to decrease out of pocket costs for graduate students
By Colt Austen | Mar. 5, 2019The new bill will increase the amount of coverage the university pays for coverage of general fee costs for graduate students.
4 video games to play during spring break
By Grant Ritchey | Mar. 5, 2019From ‘Devil May Cry 5’ to ‘Far Cry: New Dawn.’
Student Senate: Members look to oppose changes to Title IX reporting on campus
By Colt Austen | Mar. 5, 2019The bill will oppose the narrowing definition of sexual assault proposed by Betsy DeVos.
Taco Bell is testing a Triplelupa; Marching 110 will head to Japan in 2020
By Molly Schramm | Mar. 5, 2019Your daily Athens newsletter.
TV Review: Colton finally jumped the fence on ‘The Bachelor’ — but will he return?
By Madyson Lewellyn | Mar. 4, 2019Shortly before, he said goodbye to Cassie.
Faculty Senate: Appeals process changed for complaints involving sexual misconduct
By Abby Miller | Mar. 4, 2019Those who file a complaint can appeal the action of the provost to the president within 21 days of the provost taking action.
City Council: Richland Avenue project postponed after budget concerns
By Madeline Butina | Mar. 4, 2019The project was initially estimated to cost the city $3 million.
Graduate Student Senate: Members look to amend constitution with updated resolution
By Colt Austen | Mar. 4, 2019Graduate Student Senate will present a new resolution to pass the amendment of the GSS Constitution.
The Allison Rose Foundation seeks to promote food allergy awareness
By Maisie FItzmaurice | Mar. 4, 2019The foundation is working toward a scholarship fund for OU freshman and education majors.
