Freshman uses YouTube to turn parodies into profit
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 5, 2015How freshman Alex Marchionda used YouTube to turn song parodies into profit.
How freshman Alex Marchionda used YouTube to turn song parodies into profit.
Faculty concerns were addressed by the chair and vice chair of the Board of Trustees, and faculty heard results of a 2014 survey.
Though Athens Fire Chief Bob Rymer has advocated for an increase in staffing levels in his department, Athens administration has a very different idea.
OUPD arrested two students with fake IDs, another tried to hide a marijuana cigar under his foot.
Athens City Council talked about a new computer system and server for the city administration building and the latest in the Athens Uptown Business Association's Trick-or-Treat.
Throughout October, OU is hosting a number of events commemorating the the 25th Anniversary of the ADA.
Sheriff Smith teams up with surrounding counties as part of his plan to curb drug use in Athens County.
After an overnight power outage, Lindley Hall has been closed with professors located in the building being told to work remotely.
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.
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The Athens City Council will attempt to pass a second ordinance to close Court Street for the Athens Uptown Business Association Trick or Treat.
Scripps Dean Scott Titsworth's research shows technology in the classroom can be positive, but also isn't as effective as taking notes with paper and pen.
More than 200 volunteers came out to build Nelsonville home, including Sen. Rob Portman.
Ohio University ranks at or above average in all categories — including annual cost, graduation rate and salary after attending — on the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard website.
John Hyland, 20, was arrested in his hometown Sunday in conjunction with a rape that occurred in Bromley Hall on Oct. 3.
OU Student Union members elaborated on their plans for several topics brought up at last month’s general assembly.
ResponsibleOhio stopped at Ohio University on Thursday to promote their marijuana legalization ballot measure and faced some opposition from local protestors.
The outage began about 11:45 and continued until OIT fixed the problem at about 2:30 p.m.
The Ohio University main campus network was down and people were throwing some hard Twitter shade.
Copeland Hall is pretty hot.