Council to pass a resolution opposing the Dakota Pipeline
By Brook Endale | Dec. 5, 2016Athens City Council will likely pass a resolution Monday night opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline.
NEWS BLOGS
Milo Yiannopoulos met with little direct opposition during campus visit
By Luke Torrance | Dec. 2, 2016On Friday night, Yiannopoulos blasted feminism, "limp-wristed" gender studies majors, Muslims and liberals in general during a speech at Nelson Commons.
Crime alert issued after reported sexual assault
Dec. 2, 2016The Ohio University Police Department has issued its second crime alert of the semester.
Football looks for long-sought championship; Milo Yiannopoulos comes to town
By Jonny Palermo | Dec. 2, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Milo Yiannopoulos to come to OU
By Luke Torrance | Dec. 1, 2016The Multicultural Action Coalition will hold a "Pride Pachanga" at the same time.
Students react to Trump's rejection of the presidential salary, acceptance of $1 salary
By Abbey Marshall | Dec. 1, 2016David Parkhill, president of the Ohio University College Republicans, thinks the decision to accept $1 of the salary will help the country.
Some student workers start work before transportation is available
By Emily Leber | Dec. 1, 2016Some students work at or before 6 a.m. when busses aren't yet running.
Ohio University students see value in Public Service Loan Forgiveness
By Aubree Dix | Dec. 1, 2016Public Service Loan Forgiveness will relieve the first group of eligible workers in 2017.
Film Review: 'Moonlight'
By Richard Morris | Dec. 1, 2016Moonlight, much like its misunderstood central character Chiron, is incredibly easy to label.
It's Rosa Parks Day; men's basketball lost
By Jeremy Hill | Dec. 1, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
Post Pick: Alex Sheen is trying to better the world, one promise at a time
By Megan Henry | Dec. 1, 2016Alex Sheen founded the nonprofit "because I said I would."
Post Pick: Kim Jordan for adoring food
By Luke Torrance | Dec. 1, 2016Kim Jordan entertains her Athens friends with recipes she picked up from Japan, India and the Mediterranean.
Students and residents organize to stop fracking at Wayne in emergency meeting
By Bailey Gallion | Dec. 1, 2016Attendees discussed ways to prevent the auction of over 1,600 acres of Wayne National Forest land on Dec. 13.
Student Senate: Body appoints delegates to Black Affairs Commission
By Anastasia Nicholas | Nov. 30, 2016A resolution to fund Finals Fest was also tabled indefinitely.
The 5 movies you must see in December
By Georgia Davis | Nov. 30, 2016Catch these flicks during Christmas break.
Jefferson Hall Market to reopen in January
By Maggie Campbell | Nov. 30, 2016The residence hall portion will reopen in August.
Finding protection sometimes difficult for victims of relationship abuse
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 30, 2016When abuse doesn't meet the definition of a crime, it can limit law enforcement officers' ability to offer protection.
Meeting to save Wayne National Forest; Athens reacts to fake news
By Madeleine Peck | Nov. 30, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Fake news source engagement outnumbered real news during election cycle
By Abbey Marshall | Nov. 29, 2016Social media sites are trying to quell fake news circulation, which outperformed real news during the election cycle.
Commissioners examine county budgets
By Luke Torrance | Nov. 29, 2016Thirteen county departments requested budget increases from the County Commissioners.
