F--kRapeCulture's rally to have speakers on sexual assault, intersectionality
By Taylor Maple | Oct. 8, 2015After marching through Mill Street and up Court Street, FRC will host speakers on sexual assault on College Green.
After marching through Mill Street and up Court Street, FRC will host speakers on sexual assault on College Green.
With a large flux of alumni hitting uptown bars during Homecoming week, bar staff scramble to stock up on alcohol.
Two Southeast Ohio representatives helped pass a resolution encouraging Congress to lift the ban on oil exports, despite criticism from local activists.
Students now complain about a lot of the same things.
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis spoke to Student Senate about the university’s plan for the growth of regional and online programs.
"I’m Shmacked," an entertainment group that tours U.S. colleges and films parties, announced it will come to Ohio University for Homecoming Weekend.
Shively management expects not to serve turkey until at least Oct. 14.
Graduate Workers Party President claims that current compensation puts many students at poverty line.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office ordered three new cars equipped with updated dashboard cameras.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015:
The Office of Sustainability helped students find an eco-friendly and budget-friendly approaches to picking Halloween costumes.
Ohio University's Student Senate budgeted for a breakfast Saturday for the organization's alumni.
The League of Women Voters of Athens County held a voter forum Tuesday night to announce its position on each statewide ballot issue.
As part of Greek life's Homecoming Week competition, organizations donated more than 5,000 cans to the Athens County Food Pantry.
The fee to have guests stay in a residence hall room during Halloween weekend increased $15 this year.
Each month, the Athens Police Department sends out around 30 ‘letters home’ as part of their Letters Home program which informs parents of any arrests their student may hold.
No need to jump out of bed and rush to McDonald's this morning. Today marks the first day the fast food chain will be serving breakfast all day long.
After feeding hungry students on West Green last semester, the Hungry Cat Food Truck will now be stationed near Clippenger and eventually the top of Morton Hill.
After an overnight power outage, Lindley Hall has been closed with professors located in the building being told to work remotely.
Sheriff Smith teams up with surrounding counties as part of his plan to curb drug use in Athens County.