Ohio University President Roderick McDavis announced during Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting Roger Ailes name will be taken down from WOUB’s newsroom.
When Kristin Waltz attended Ohio University in the late '80s, the pavement on Morton Hill was uneven, Baker University Center had not been built and the Survivor Advocacy Program did not exist.
William Sidney Marshall was indicted today by the Athens County Grand Jury for the possession and sale of cocaine, as well as tampering with records.
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Under the Fair Housing Act, students are allowed to keep registered emotional support animals in their residence hall or off-campus property if they can produce the animal's certification, a note from a health care provider and complete an application process.
Athens Police Department Chief Tom Pyle said when officers find the missing car of an intoxicated person, they don't let the person drive it home.
From Court Street, the parade will turn east onto Washington Street and conclude at the south end of College Street, near College Gate.
Of students who entered OU in 2010 with a declared major and graduated within six years, 35 percent changed their majors during their undergraduate career.
With election season bearing down, campaigns around the country are going all-out with voter outreach and making sure that voters know the positions of the candidates.
OU is one of five Ohio MAC colleges where students must live in the residence halls for two years.
Pet Instagram Review features MacGyver, the blog's first-ever reptile.
McDavis will give updates of the university at the first Faculty Senate meeting of the year.
Council members will have an update on the construction of the swimming pool during Monday’s meeting.
People occupied Saturday’s workshop in protest of the possible fracking in Wayne National Forest.
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Week three of the 2016-17 academic year is in the books. Here's what you missed.
Norm O'Reilly is representing Canada as the Deputy Head of the Canadian Paralympic team in Rio.
Marijuana is now legal for medical use in Ohio, but students have been using the drug illegally on Ohio University's campus for more than 40 years.
Health professionals have acknowledged a trend in chlamydia rates at particular times of the year.
The Post's Richard Morris reviews Southside With You.
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