It's Election Day; learn where the most out-of-state OU students are from
By Alex McCann | Nov. 7, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
NEWS BLOGS
City Council: Members discuss tenant forms and water treatment plant repairs
By Shelby Campbell | Nov. 6, 2017Council members also discussed repairs to the engineering and public works gate and building.
It’s Cuffing Season, whatever that means
By Chuck Greenlee | Nov. 6, 2017Time to find someone to bring home this holiday season.
Football X's and O's: Logan Woodside's arm and Terry Swanson's legs
By Andrew Gillis | Nov. 6, 2017An analytical look at Toledo's offense.
How Student Senate will help The Period Project provide free menstrual products to students
By Anastasia Nicholas | Nov. 6, 2017The Period Project is receiving funding from Student Senate for its “Take a Tampon, Leave a Tampon” initiative, the first of its kind in the state.
Here are the most popular states out-of-state students call home
By Zoe Stitzer | Nov. 6, 2017The top five states that send out-of-state undergraduate students to Ohio University are Pennsylvania, Illinois, Maryland, New York and New Jersey.
New bus company to serve students at Ohio colleges
By Taylor Johnston | Nov. 6, 2017A new bus company is coming next semester to 11 universities all over Ohio to provide a new transportation method.
Graduate Student Senate: Members to discuss new GOP tax plan
By Julia Evertsy | Nov. 6, 2017GSS will also hear from interim Executive Vice President and Provost David Descutner and Vice President for Finance and Administration Deborah Shaffer.
TV Review: Claire finds out Jamie’s lie and a member of the Murray family gets kidnapped in ‘Outlander’
By Jess Umbarger | Nov. 6, 2017Jamie and Claire’s relationship is on the rocks after Claire learns of his second wife.
Bob deserved better on ‘Stranger Things’
By Georgia Davis | Nov. 6, 2017He was the hero we didn’t know we needed.
Album Review: Sam Smith blends sweet, soulful vintage sounds with modern pop on ‘The Thrill Of It All’
By Molly Schramm | Nov. 6, 2017The British singer-songwriter is back and better than ever.
Nelson Dining Hall employee arrested for making terroristic threats
By Lauren Fisher | Nov. 6, 2017The suspect was banned from campus and charged with a third-degree felony.
Learn the history of daylight saving time; get to know Athens candidates ahead of Election Day
By Taylor Johnston | Nov. 6, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
Local accessibility advocate running for city council
By Bennett Leckrone | Nov. 6, 2017Noah Trembly, the treasurer of the city’s disabilities commission, is running for an At-Large Athens City Council seat.
Smedley looks to extend her short time on Council
By Madeleine Peck | Nov. 6, 2017She got involved in politics following the 2016 election.
Athens City School District prepares for possible shake up in members
By Maggie Campbell | Nov. 6, 2017Seven candidates are running for the board but only three seats available.
Athens City Council member Jeff Risner runs unopposed for fourth term
By Shelby Campbell | Nov. 6, 2017Risner’s goals for his fourth term include housing and Athens finances.
Steven H. Pierson running for re-election of Athens Township Trustee
By Ashton Nichols | Nov. 6, 2017He also worked as the director of code enforcement for 14 years for the City of Athens.
Pat McGee runs for second term to promote student rights, help improve Athens
By Hayley Harding | Nov. 6, 2017Pat McGee wants to make Athens better for students and full-time residents alike.
Here’s what Peter Kotses would do if he’s reelected
By Abbey Marshall | Nov. 6, 2017The at-large city councilor, elected in 2015, is up for a second term.
