David Parkhill, president of the Ohio University College Republicans, thinks the decision to accept $1 of the salary will help the country.
Some students work at or before 6 a.m. when busses aren't yet running.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness will relieve the first group of eligible workers in 2017.
Moonlight, much like its misunderstood central character Chiron, is incredibly easy to label.
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Alex Sheen founded the nonprofit "because I said I would."
Kim Jordan entertains her Athens friends with recipes she picked up from Japan, India and the Mediterranean.
Attendees discussed ways to prevent the auction of over 1,600 acres of Wayne National Forest land on Dec. 13.
A resolution to fund Finals Fest was also tabled indefinitely.
Catch these flicks during Christmas break.
The residence hall portion will reopen in August.
When abuse doesn't meet the definition of a crime, it can limit law enforcement officers' ability to offer protection.
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Social media sites are trying to quell fake news circulation, which outperformed real news during the election cycle.
Thirteen county departments requested budget increases from the County Commissioners.
Student Senate will fill vacancies in the Black Affairs Commission and vote on two budgets at their final meeting of Fall Semester
Feed your brain (for free) in Alden Library this week and next.
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City Council drafts a resolution opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline at the request of Athens citizens.
Though the appearance and references are modern, Gilmore Girls still has the same charm as the original series.
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