The number of people using Ohio University's insurance options has decreased
By Sarah M. Penix | Oct. 27, 2016More students are waiving their Ohio University optional fees.
More students are waiving their Ohio University optional fees.
Two OU seniors have started a fortune telling business in which they do tarot card readings and other psychic services.
Hundreds of invasive species have infiltrated Athens County, many of which can damage crops and affect local wildlife.
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OU professor granted an excused absence because the student had World Series tickets.
Within four years, the program went from being ranked 11th to being ranked first.
Blogger Luke O'Roark looks at mustaches in video games and what they mean for some characters.
Senate also passed six resolutions, one of which would help fund buttons for the CATS initiative.
Here are your plans for Halloween weekend.
OUPD issued a dozen drug citations over the course of the week, in addition to charges for disorderly conduct by fighting and vandalism.
The Campus Conversation was heavily focused on table conversations with topics ranging from community action steps to wondering how people embody multiple identities.
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About 2,900 people voted early in Athens County as of Oct. 21.
Republican Jay Edwards and Democrat Sarah Grace, the two candidates to represent Ohio's 94th district in the Ohio House, debated for the second time Tuesday night.
Sen. Rob Portman visited Athens as part of a statewide RV tour launched over the weekend.
Spooky, scary hockey time. A few good Halloween stories from the ice.
The collection of Athens area haunts, myths and mysteries, known as the “spook file,” is located in the The Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections of Alden Library.
Athens County EMS Chief Rick Callebs said students from Hocking College are less interested in working for ACEMS than they have been in the past.
Apple roses made simple.