Nick is having a serious breakdown on ‘The Bachelor’
By Alex Darus | Feb. 6, 2017‘The Bachelor’ won’t stop crying the entire episode.
NEWS BLOGS
City Council: Six newcomers vie for spots in May 2 primary
By Bennett Leckrone | Feb. 6, 2017There will be two contested races in this year's Democratic primary.
City Council: Local officials take issue with Gov. Kasich's budget
By Bennett Leckrone | Feb. 6, 2017Kasich's proposed budget would require local businesses to file taxes through the state and impose a service fee on cities.
Universities could include textbook costs in tuition
By Taylor Johnston | Feb. 6, 2017Ohio Gov. John Kasich proposed adding a $300 charge to universities' tuition to account for textbook costs.
Video game review: Ubisoft's 'Eagle Flight' and 'Werewolves Within'
By Matthew Shiflet | Feb. 6, 2017Ubisoft's VR titles get praise for their immersion and mechanics.
Ohio Supreme Court may hear ex-Athens sheriff's appeal
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 6, 2017Former Athens Sheriff Pat Kelly filed an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday.
TV Review: Episode Seven of ‘The Young Pope’ brings new meaning to the phrase “Is the pope Catholic?”
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 6, 2017A holy mutiny is afoot.
OU working on solutions for composting ware
By Abbey Marshall | Feb. 6, 2017The in-vessel compost machine accounts for all food waste, but cannot support other compostable products, like plates.
Ohio Inspector General still investigating OU, requests meeting with McDavises
By Alex Meyer | Feb. 6, 2017The office also raised questions about missing email files, records show.
OUPD releases second crime alert of the week for alleged rape
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 6, 2017The rape allegedly occurred Sunday in Ryors Hall on West Green.
Graduate Student Senate: Body to vote on resolutions to support international community
By Maddie Capron | Feb. 6, 2017Graduate Student Senate is working with Student Senate to collect signatures on a statement the groups hope to send to state politicians.
Demonstrators from Baker sit-in plead not guilty at first arraignment
By Abbey Marshall | Feb. 6, 2017Criminal trespassing is a fourth-degree misdemeanor with a maximum fine of $250 and a maximum jail sentence of 30 days.
The internet talks OU protests; A crime alert was issued Sunday
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 6, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter
Review: 'Post' staffers try Tasty Made, Chipotle's only burger joint
By Jonny Palermo | Feb. 6, 2017Come for the name, stay for the shakes
Pet Instagram Review: Iris the adventure cat
By Sean Wolfe | Feb. 5, 2017This cat loves the outdoors.
Faculty Senate: Group to focus on Baker protest
By Sarah M. Penix | Feb. 5, 2017OU President Roderick McDavis will also speak at his final Faculty Senate meeting.
Survivor Advocacy Program offers vouchers to transport survivors
By Megan Henry | Feb. 5, 2017The SafeVoucher program was established in October.
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.
