Survivor Advocacy Program offers vouchers to transport survivors
By Megan Henry | Feb. 5, 2017The SafeVoucher program was established in October.
NEWS BLOGS
Interim president signs contract with university
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 5, 2017David Descutner will take over as interim president Feb. 18.
Athens County Board of Elections has no off-season
By Maddie Capron | Feb. 5, 2017The seven women who work at the board of elections are still "cleaning up" after the election and preparing for the next.
Class of 2018 might not see tuition increase because of Kasich's budget proposal
By Taylor Johnston | Feb. 5, 2017The proposal would freeze tuition for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 academic years.
City Council: Cat's Den could expand after property rezoning
By Brook Endale | Feb. 5, 2017The rezoning would allow the bar's owner to expand its first floor and potentially start a microbrewery.
OUPD issues crime alert for alleged rape on South Green
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 5, 2017The crime allegedly occurred in Armbruster House at about 4 a.m. Sunday.
Check here for Sibs Weekend events; Find out the cost of skipping class
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 3, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
Demonstrators start fundraiser for court fees, hold sing-in event
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 2, 2017An online fundraiser for those detained Wednesday has raised over $7,000.
Revenge Body with Khloé Kardashian: Tyler Henry guest stars
By Hannah Wintucky | Feb. 2, 2017Psychic Tyler Henry guest stars this week on 'Revenge Body.'
How much money you lose when you skip class
By Aubree Dix | Feb. 2, 2017OU students lose about $20 for each Monday, Wednesday and Friday class and about $30 for each Tuesday and Thursday class they skip.
Brenen's Cafe posts sign welcoming all into its Athens restaurant
By Rebekah Barnes | Feb. 2, 2017A new sign at Brenen's is making the rounds on social media.
Programs funded by violence against women grants could be at risk
By Nora Jaara | Feb. 2, 2017Law enforcement and organizations benefiting from the grants would struggle to keep programs afloat without federal funds.
Ex Post Facto: Former OU trustee found guilty of running pill mill; APD fields vehicle break-in reports
By Jonny Palermo | Feb. 2, 2017Here's what you missed this week.
Land parcels to be auctioned off at Wayne National Forest in March
By Abbey Marshall | Feb. 2, 2017The action could potentially lead to fracking in the forest.
WOUB could face funding cut under Trump
By Luke Torrance | Feb. 2, 2017A proposed budget from the Trump Administration seeks to privatize the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which would hurt funding for local station WOUB.
Film Review: 'The Founder'
By Richard Morris | Feb. 2, 2017The Post's Richard Morris gives The Founder a C+.
Police detained about 70 students during Baker 'occupation'
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 2, 2017Demonstrators planned to sit in the fourth-floor lobby of Baker Center until administrators made the university a "sanctuary campus."
Student Senate: Members want university to become a sanctuary campus
By Emily Leber | Feb. 2, 2017Senate also passed a bill saying it disapproved of Trump's executive order on immigration.
Trump’s immigration ban prompts strong responses from OU students
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 1, 2017The president’s decision to block travel from seven Muslim-majority countries brings uncertainty for international students.
2K Thursday: Top 10 Viral Videos from the 2000s
By Jonny Palermo | Feb. 1, 2017When we couldn’t get enough of “Charlie the Unicorn” and “Chocolate Rain”
