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By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 13, 2015Here is what every Ohio University student should know for Oct. 14
Here is what every Ohio University student should know for Oct. 14
The Center for International Studies hosted a seminar exploring “Contemporary Development in Malaysian Politics.”
After remaining vacant for nearly a month, the environmental affairs commissioner seat could be filled by Logan Stark if Wednesday’s resolution passes.
The flight team came in second in flight events and third overall at the regional competition.
Ohio University Police Department officers observed a male standing in the alley between Athens City Hall and the First Presbyterian Church at about 2 a.m.
For the third year in a row, an Athens resident protested Columbus Day on the steps of the Athens Courthouse.
The Schoonover Center for Communication will house events for professionals from the E.W. Scripps Company to meet with students.
OUPD reported alcohol-related incidents, possession or use of controlled substances, fake IDs, vandalism, graffiti, trespassing and littering.
Sisters Emily and Gabby Bacha each held executive Student Senate positions just five years apart.
At their weekly meeting, Athens City Council discusses the multiple renewable energy initiatives happening in Athens County as well as the state-mandated uniform tax code.
Our debate drinking game rules are fairly straightforward, but make sure to have a sufficient amount of drinks close by for tonight’s Democratic debate on CNN.
Today is Columbus Day in the U.S.
Councilman Jeff Risner expects 2016 to be a "lean year" because some of the grant money the city has used in the past is now unavailable.
Nearly 70 people have been charged with trespassing at The Ridges within the past 10 years.
Ohio University College Democrats and College Republicans marched in the Homecoming Parade to support their candidates for U.S. Senate.
About 70 participants marched through Athens in the third Annual F--kRapeCulture Homecoming March and Rally.
RyLee Rogers, a former catcher for Ohio University's baseball team, is suing the university for $25,000.
The fight happened at the 1992 Homecoming game.
After years without parade floats or banners, Ohio University Homecoming in the 1980s gave Bobcats a range of reasons to celebrate, from sky-diving stunts to victories over rival Miami.
The campaign has sold more than 90 percent of its inventory so far this year.