AlcoholEdu costs Ohio University $45,000
Dec. 2, 2015AlcoholEdu, an interactive online program created by EverFi, costs Ohio University $45,000.
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Post Haste: Facebook's Zuckerberg will give billions away to charity; What's up with the vultures at the Ridges?
By Jeremy Hill | Dec. 1, 2015He and his wife announced it yesterday.
Sen. Lou Gentile announced his reelection campaign Tuesday
By William T. Perkins | Dec. 1, 2015Incumbent Sen. Lou Gentile is the first candidate to announce his campaign for Ohio's 30th District.
Athens small business owner files to run for Ohio's 94th House District seat
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Dec. 1, 2015Sarah Grace, an Ohio University graduate and local business owner, is the first to file for Ohio's 94th House District seat.
Senate proposes final round of election resolutions
By Maygan Beeler | Dec. 1, 2015Ohio University Student Senate will hear final resolutions aimed to change spring senate elections.
Small majors give personalized experience, but not always small classes
By Taylor Maple | Dec. 1, 2015Some majors have more than 1,000 students enrolled while others have fewer than 10.
Vultures have been spotted at The Ridges, other locations in Athens
By Julia Fair | Dec. 1, 2015Hundreds of vultures have made The Ridges and surrounding Athens areas their home this November because their migration south brings them to Athens. In recent years, the overall population of vultures has been increasing.
Ohio University collected more than $5,000 in dorm fine charges this semester
Dec. 1, 2015Ohio University collected more than $5,000 through the residence hall room inspection that took place earlier this semester.
Humidity strikes an off key in Glidden Hall
Dec. 1, 2015The conditions in which pianos are kept can result in major repairs and loss in playability.
Post Haste: Planning on farming or carrying mail after graduation? You're in luck; Boyd renovations prove costly
By Jeremy Hill | Nov. 30, 2015Those careers have some of the best job security, according to one article.
Housing rights vary from dorms to off-campus apartments for Ohio University students
By Julia Fair | Nov. 30, 2015Fourth Amendment rights aren't always so clear.
Boyd renovation was $2 million more than the original estimate
By Kyra Cobb | Nov. 30, 2015The $12 million West Green Market District renovation was completed with no major problems, but not every student is impressed with the results.
Two Ohio University students are turning their car savviness into 'a little extra cash'
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 30, 2015Stuart Eitzman and Kendrick Kenny are trying to make it cheaper and easier for Athens residents and students to keep their cars in shape.
Post Haste: Fusion profiles Ohio University as nation's top party school; Fetty Wap is coming to 14Fest
By Jeremy Hill | Nov. 29, 2015The documentary "Blackout" aired last week.
Athens County Courthouse replaces scales on Lady Justice
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 29, 2015The scales the golden statue on the roof of the Athens County Courthouse holds blew off in the wind last year.
Ohio University professor pioneer in renewable energy
By Lincoln Rinehart | Nov. 29, 2015Don Flournoy looks to bring first-ever Space Solar Power energy testing facility to Ohio.
Ohio University collected more than $70,000 last year from fees to replace lost residence hall keys
By Megan Henry | Nov. 29, 2015The cost to replace residential hall keys has been up on an uptick in recent years.
December 2015 crimes of the month, a man breaks into apartment, wakes residents
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 28, 2015Multiple Athens area law-enforcement agencies report a rise in people breaking into vehicles in the news release.
Post Health: Cranberries are pretty great for your health; There’s a big distinction between the flu and a common cold
By Luke Furman | Nov. 27, 2015Cranberries are a good source of antioxidants but might not do everything you think they can.
Public comments about Athens County's potentially ninth injection well need to be submitted by Nov. 30
By Julia Fair | Nov. 23, 2015Athens County residents have five business days left to make any public comments or objections for a new injection well.
