Celebrate Easter with these five cocktails made with marshmallow Peeps
By Alexis Eichelberger | Mar. 24, 2016Add a little extra something to what’s in your Easter basket.
NEWS BLOGS
Mini golf course near The Ridges hopes to 'Putt People First' by giving to local charities
By Brook Endale | Mar. 24, 2016The course, named Putt People First, is Athens County’s only 18-hole miniature golf course, and its proceeds benefit local charities.
Two students attempt to mobilize support for Donald Trump at OU through Twitter account
By Brook Endale | Mar. 24, 2016Two students started the Twitter account @OUforTrump16 earlier in March to help increase support for the candidate in Athens.
New telescope observatory, renovations planned for The Ridges
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 24, 2016The $320,000 observatory will be home for an historic 10-inch refractor telescope that was previously salvaged from a fire.
Fund OU gave money to gets off the ground four years after creation
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 24, 2016OU contributed about $15 million from the OU Fund, and OSU gave $20 million to start up the fund in 2012, though the process to create it started years before.
Post Haste: Concern after alleged OU assault lives on through Facebook post; New Jeff Market a year away
By Jeremy Hill | Mar. 23, 2016The Facebook post of the incident has nearly 4,000 likes.
Speaking to Student Senate, OU official says Class Gateway construction needs to be complete before fall
Mar. 23, 2016Because a steam shutdown is required during construction, officials say it was necessary to start construction now in order to ensure buildings can be heated later on.
Impact, UNITE candidates discuss platforms in pre-election Q&A
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 23, 2016Candidates for senate's executive positions answer questions about their ticket in anticipation of the upcoming election.
Super Smash Bros. club unites collegiate gamers at Ohio University
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 23, 2016Since its inception in 2014, the OU Smash Team has been a haven for the rising competitive gaming scene.
New Jeff Marketplace scheduled to open in January 2017
Mar. 23, 2016Construction on the new Jefferson Marketplace will begin in May, and during the Fall Semester a temporary market will be open.
Basketball fans pack uptown bars for NCAA March Madness
By Jonny Palermo | Mar. 23, 2016Even though the Ohio University Men’s Basketball team didn't make the NCAA tournament, students and residents are still hyped for March Madness at the bars.
Post Haste: Indiana Jones is coming to the Athena, but it's not the film you think; Afroman was in Athens
By Pete Nakos | Mar. 22, 2016A remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark is coming to the Athens International Film Festival.
Renovated Union Bar & Grill to feature salvaged wood from fire
Mar. 22, 2016Eric Gunn, owner of The Union, is unsure when the bar will reopen after closing from a fire in November 2014.
Students, Athens residents discuss regulation of Airbnb at event hosted by Generation Opportunity
By Nora Jaara | Mar. 22, 2016Airbnbs have been a subject of debate since last year, provoking a myriad of responses.
Student Trustees to present to senate body in last meeting before elections
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 22, 2016Ohio University Student Trustees Sharmaine Wilcox and Patrick Roden will present Board of Trustees' agenda items during Student Senate's Wednesday meeting.
No outside ticket is participating in this year's Student Senate elections
By Madeleine Peck | Mar. 22, 2016This year's senate election are between two tickets, UNITE and Impact, both of which have executive candidates who are part of this year’s body.
Three major donors carry weight of Promise Lives Campaign, analysis shows
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 22, 2016Almost a third of the total money raised came from the 11 largest donations per year of the campaign.
Police Blotter: Tears and urine were flowing at Saturday's High Fest
By Bailey Gallion | Mar. 22, 2016One man cried after officers observed him and another man urinating on a fence at High Fest on Saturday.
OU students with Pell Grants less likely to graduate than total number of students
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 22, 2016About 55 percent of students with Pell Grants graduated in six years from 2009 to 2015.
OUPD charges former OU student after allegedly assaulting Bird Arena staff member
Mar. 22, 2016Former Ohio University student charged with one count each of burglary and weapons under disability after allegedly assaulting an OU staff member at Bird Arena.
