Alden Library to undergo several changes, upgrades
By Maddie Capron | May 24, 2017The second and fourth floors of Alden Library will be open 24 hours Sunday through Thursday starting Fall Semester.
NEWS BLOGS
Tips for your first year at Ohio University
By Kevin Pan | May 24, 2017Navigating laundry, wifi and meal plans can be confusing at first.
How to stay healthy and avoid sickness in a new environment
By Taylor Johnston | May 24, 2017Tips from a professional and students on how to stay healthy during your time in college
Take a look back at the biggest news from the 2016-17 academic year
By Megan Henry | May 24, 2017Duane Nellis was named the 21st president of OU, Bill Clinton visited Athens and 70 students and community members were arrested for demonstrating in Baker Center.
From OU’s president to the Athens mayor, a who’s who guide for students
By Megan Henry | May 24, 2017Duane Nellis and Steve Patterson are just a few officials students should know in Athens.
The best places to people-watch in Athens
By Abbey Marshall | May 24, 2017On a large college campus, students bound to see some cool sights.
Plenty of places to explore in southeast Ohio
By Abbey Marshall | May 24, 2017There’s more to do than walk up and down Court Street.
No matter where your next class is, there’s an uptown cafe nearby
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | May 24, 2017Price isn’t the only factor that goes into where someone decides to get their coffee, location and loyalty programs also play a large part in decision making.
Students can find free food on and off of campus
By Emily Leber | May 24, 2017On campus, businesses, colleges and the University Programming Council hosts events with free food.
OU provides buses for jeopordized Sheridan Middle School trip to Washington, D.C.
By Emily Leber | May 24, 2017OU’s Transportation and Parking Services provided charter buses to take students on their weekend trip to Washington, D.C.
These resources on and near campus can help sexual assault survivors
By Bailey Gallion | May 24, 2017Law enforcement, advocacy groups and the university all offer assistance after relationship violence or a sexual assault.
Fire in bathroom vent fan damages Athens home
By Bailey Gallion | May 24, 2017The fire caused $50,000 in damage to a building on Cardinal Lane.
It’s official — Emison is having a baby
By Georgia Davis | May 24, 2017Blood tests revealed that Alison is having Emily’s baby. The only problem is they do not know who the father is.
Two Canadians who landed plane at OU airport to plead guilty to cocaine trafficking
By Bailey Gallion | May 23, 2017The two Canadian men who landed a plane carrying about 300 pounds of cocaine at the Gordon K. Bush Airport in March plan to plead guilty to drug trafficking charges.
TV Recap: A doll, a kiss and a whole lot of ‘whaboom’ on ‘The Bachelorette’ season premiere
By Georgia Davis | May 23, 2017A fight almost broke out on night one of 'The Bachelorette.'
Council takeaways: Athens pool construction, waterline renovation discussed at Monday’s meeting
May 22, 2017According to a presentation by the firm designing the city’s new pool, construction will begin on August 25.
TV Review: ‘Samurai Jack’ wraps up with a speedy finale laced with emotion and clichés
By Alex McCann | May 21, 2017The show’s bittersweet final episode was satisfying and fitting but fell victim to several tropes as it ended Jack's story.
Here's how to celebrate National Pizza Party Day in Athens
By Jess Umbarger | May 18, 2017May 19th is National Pizza Party Day, so here’s how to throw the best party.
Best and worst profiles of Rachel Lindsay’s men on ‘The Bachelorette’
By Georgia Davis | May 18, 2017Meet some of the men on Rachel Lindsey’s season of The Bachelorette.
OU alumnus and former Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes dies
By Megan Henry | May 18, 2017More than 20 women accused Ailes of sexual harassment last year, and as a result, his name was taken off of a WOUB newsroom in September.
