Graduate Student Senate: The body passed three resolutions at last meeting of the semester
By Maddie Capron | Nov. 16, 2016Graduate Student Senate appointed a Board of Elections chair and passed two other resolutions Wednesday night.
NEWS BLOGS
Loan borrowing on the decline for Ohio University students
By Aubree Dix | Nov. 16, 2016Fewer students who graduated in 2014-15 took out loans than those who graduated in 2010-11.
Former Student Affairs position returns to Ohio University
By Megan Henry | Nov. 16, 2016Mathew Hall began his role as assistant director of health promotion in July.
Moments we remember the most from ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’
By Georgia Davis | Nov. 16, 2016Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was released 15 years ago.
Athens native Maya Lin will be awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
By Hope Roberts | Nov. 16, 2016Maya Lin, an Athens artist and designer, will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House on Nov. 22.
It's been two years since the Union St. fire; former OU student indicted for rape
By Jonny Palermo | Nov. 16, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Former OU student indicted on rape charges
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 16, 2016Cameron Wilson, a 23-year-old resident of Austin, Texas, was indicted Monday.
The Roger Ailes newsroom controversy has not yet led to significant policy changes at OU
By Kaitlin Coward | Nov. 16, 2016At least 13 university buildings or facilities on the Athens campus are named after people who are alive.
Union Street fire investigation still open after two years
By Bennett Leckrone | Nov. 15, 2016It has now been two years since a fire devastated businesses on West Union Street, and the investigation is still open.
Two years after Union Street blaze, only one business left to open
By Kevin Pan | Nov. 15, 2016A new restaurant, as well as four four-bedroom apartments, will be opening soon on Union Street.
Police Blotter: Drunken Subway theft lands person in question behind bars
By Lauren Fisher | Nov. 15, 2016Officers from the Ohio University Police Department saw 12 charges over the course of the week, including one in which students engaged in a physical altercation over marijuana dabs.
Student Senate: Body will vote on bill to support increased SAC funding
By Anastasia Nicholas | Nov. 15, 2016Senate will also hear a presentation from Human Resources.
County Commissioners scout Wayne Forest for bike trail installation
By Luke Torrance | Nov. 15, 2016The Athens County Commissioners toured Wayne National Forest Tuesday, which could become the site of several mountain bike trails in the future.
Uptown Eats: All about 'Friendsgiving'
By Rachel Greenwald | Nov. 15, 2016It's time for a pre-Thanksgiving meal.
Women consider getting IUDs following Trump victory
By Abbey Marshall | Nov. 15, 2016Planned Parenthood has seen a nationwide increase in the demand for long-term birth control.
Graduate Student Senate to vote on two new resolutions, two old at last meeting of semester
By Maddie Capron | Nov. 15, 2016Graduate Student Senate will vote on two new resolutions and two previously tabled resolutions at its last meeting of the semester Wedneaday.
Photo blog: Shooting the election, before and after
By Matt Starkey | Nov. 15, 2016Post photographer Matt Starkey talks about capturing the 2016 election.
More than 80 percent of students who took online survey reported experience of sexual misconduct victimization
By Megan Henry | Nov. 15, 2016Approximately 1,350 students completed the survey from Spring Semester.
Be sure to recycle today; football vies for MAC championship spot
By Bennett Leckrone | Nov. 15, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
City Council: Council to reevaluate single-use bag proposal, public pool fully funded
By Brook Endale | Nov. 14, 2016Council further discussed their plans to fund the pool, implement a parking exemption pass and found middle ground with the single use bag issue.
