APhiO raises money to send books, care packages to troops overseas
By Alyse Peck | Nov. 8, 2015Service organization APhiO hosted a kickball game to raise money for troops in need of books.
NEWS BLOGS
Armory studies worthy investment, officials say
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 8, 2015The city has appropriated $125,000 into the building.
Students, law enforcement affected by OUSAP's uncertain future
By Julia Fair | Nov. 8, 2015OUSAP's uncertain future impacts students and local law enforcement agencies.
Projects new and old to be discussed at Athens City Council meeting
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Nov. 8, 2015With old projects like the non-union personnel fringe benefits package review potentially under wraps, Athens City Council looks to take on new tasks before the end of the year.
Former Athens resident looks to open dispensary in Athens, despite Issue 3 turnover
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 8, 2015Alex Mayer, a former Athens resident, wants to open a marijuana dispensary in Athens.
Fight led to broken window at The Over Hang during Dads Weekend
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 8, 2015Witnesses at the scene of the fight weren't sure whether dads were involved, and planned to carry on with their night.
Ohio University playwriting professor named fall commencement speaker
By Taylor Maple | Nov. 5, 2015Distinguished Professor of Playwriting Charles Smith is giving remarks at the inaugural December commencement ceremony Dec. 12.
Post Haste: Jackie O's featured in nationwide beer road trip; Could Uber come to Athens?
By Jeremy Hill | Nov. 5, 2015The list was featured in the Washington Post.
Uber seeks expansion, does not confirm any plans for Ohio University
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 5, 2015An Uber spokeswoman didn’t confirm and plans for the app to provide service to the Ohio University area, but did say the company was “always looking for opportunities for expansion.”
Ohio University students compete for best 'Punt, Pass, Kick' in football event
By Savannah Lang | Nov. 5, 2015Students took to the Mill Street fields to compete in an action-filled Punt Pass Kick competition.
Student ambassadors conduct walkabouts to remind students to stop smoking
By Bailey Gallion | Nov. 5, 2015James Stitt, a member of the Tobacco-Free Campus Task Force, says that many of the students he approaches are very respectful. There are no consequences yet for students who violate the smoking policy.
Students and fathers will have the opportunity to play mini golf in Alden Library for Dads Weekend
By Brook Endale | Nov. 5, 2015The Alden Open, currently in its third year, is sponsored by local Athens businesses, and the proceeds will go towards the annual Ohio University Student Research and Activity Expo.
Acacia fraternity headquarters investigates OU chapter
Nov. 5, 2015Patrick McGovern, executive director of the national Acacia fraternity, said in an email the organization is aware of the allegations and is "fully in support" of an investigation into the matter.
Student Senate votes to fund members attending a women’s affairs conference
Nov. 4, 2015The senate body hears presentation for a university planner about the campus master plan.
Post Haste: There are only 50 days until Christmas; Bobcat football loses big to Bowling Green
By Hannah Wintucky | Nov. 4, 2015And there's winter beer for sale uptown.
Central Ohio project gives hundreds the chance to have their own bed
By Paige Clayton | Nov. 4, 2015Bed Brigade, a nonprofit organization in central Ohio, gives hundreds of people the chance to finally have a bed to call their own.
Athens County Historical Society to move from Court to West State
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 4, 2015The Athens County Historical Society and Museum will be moving from Court Street to West State Street.
Post Haste: No legal weed in Ohio (for now?); OU student loses bid for Athens City Council
By Jeremy Hill | Nov. 3, 2015Issue 3 failed last night.
Ohio and Athens County voters reject marijuana legalization in Tuesday's election
By Nora Jaara | Nov. 3, 2015Ohio voters passed redistricting and anti-monopoly ballot issues, but voted against a marijuana legalization proposal sponsored by ResponsibleOhio.
Your new Athens City Council members: Pat McGee, Jennifer Cochran and Peter Kotses
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 3, 2015The Democrats will continue their majority on council, and McGee will be the first independent to hold a seat in decades.
