OU alum running for governor; 4/20 hits Athens
By Bennett Leckrone | Apr. 20, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter
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Deputies were called to a number of food-related reports, including a case of vandalism involving mustard and a case of theft of frozen foods.
Students sometimes wait two weeks or more for appointments at Counseling and Psychological Services, a trend similar to those nationwide.
Three Athens organizations will come together Thursday night to screen 'Trapped,' a documentary about legislation against abortion.
Joe Schiavoni, a 2001 Ohio University graduate, is the minority leader of the Democratic Party in the state senate.
The incident allegedly occurred in James Hall and is the first reported rape in nearly a month.
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Graduate Student Senate passed four resolutions at its last meeting of the year.
Fluff Bakery will be opening for dinner, serving items from the wingery in the fall.
As HTC Dean Jeremy Webster prepares to fill the dean position at Ohio University Zanesville in June, Cary Frith will serve as interim dean for the 2017-18 academic year.
The body will also vote to appoint a Clerk of Court.
Athens County Assistant Prosecutor Zachary Saunders told the commissioners at their meeting Tuesday the injection well complied with ODNR standards as of March.
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Council members also passed a measure using pool levy funds to make the Community Center more accessible.
Both the College Democrats and College Republicans presidents will step back at the end of the semester and be replaced.
Mercury is in retrograde.
She shares what her goals are as the new student trustee and what she hopes to gain from this position.
The Ohio Revised Code states that trustees must attend at least three-fifths of meetings.
A university-wide search committee will be created and a search firm will be hired to fill the position.