From faculty resignations, to a fraternity investigation and a Playboy party school ranking, Ohio University had a busy Fall Semester.
This year’s $3.3 million deficit will be covered through budget revisions and internal reserves.
Enjoy a drinking game as nine Republican candidates square up Tuesday night.
The community clinic at the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine was named the state’s Free Clinic of the Year.
Fenzel House and Sargent Hall are housing more than 150 students over Winter Break.
Athens City Council recognized three exiting members last night and approved an ordinance that will adopt a three year agreement with the American Federation.
We can always count on seeing a few kinds of people while we’re out shopping.
Ohio University is being sued after a CATS bus hit a students car.
After being in the position for more than two years, Margaret Kennedy-Dygas has resigned as the dean of the OU College of Fine Arts.
Ohio University's budget planning council voted to recommend a 1.7 percent tuition increase for next year, among other cost increases. If approved, a tuition increase discussed Friday night would increase costs for incoming freshmen at Ohio University for the seventh-consecutive year and more than $2,800 since 2009-10.
Former Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s lawyer filed a brief outlining the details of his appeal on Dec. 9.
The graffiti wall near Bentley Hall featured a Black Lives Matter message before it was vandalized Wednesday morning.
After the temporary closure of OUSAP, the university and city of Athens have created guidelines to better help law enforcement handle cases of sexual assault.
Interim Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Jenny Hall-Jones emailed students Monday night that a case of viral meningitis was diagnosed on Ohio University’s campus.
Sunday’s report marks the 16th sex-related crime this semester reported to OUPD.
This time, the office requested the records under a section of the Ohio Revised Code about cooperating in investigations, though it’s not clear whether the university is actually being investigated.
Teeth polishing apparently doesn't have any real health benefits.
Two Ohio University alumni who buried a make-shift time capsule near Cutler Hall more than 20 years ago hope to return to College Green and unearth memories with freshman daughter.
Though each year the Department of Housing and Residence Life hires new RAs for the spring semester, the number of mid-year resident assistant hires has decreased over the past few years.
When those who wander are lost, Project Lifesaver makes them easy to find. But keeping costs down has been a struggle for the Area Agency on Aging.
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