Ohio University’s College of Business has record-breaking freshman class
By Alyse Peck | Sep. 9, 2015OU’s College of Business saw a 33 percent increase in freshman class size this academic year.
OU’s College of Business saw a 33 percent increase in freshman class size this academic year.
Temperature in Ohio University’s Ellis Hall hovered around 90 degrees on Tuesday.
Steve Patterson is running unopposed for mayor, but he has't stopped trying to engage with voters.
Athens Police Department welcomes Andrew Reece, 22, and Joe McGrew, 25, as it’s newest hires, continuing to solve its shortage of staff members.
You can update your smartphone at one of the numerous stores on East State Street.
The move was made because of hot temperatures in the building.
Ohio University Student Senate is voting Wednesday on a resolution that would allow the student body to vote on a proposed direct democracy model.
Ohio University has not yet turned over records to the Ohio Inspector General's Office regarding President McDavis' move to Coventry Lane.
For the new Athens County Democratic Chair, John Haseley, the role is a matter of returning to his roots.
During their Tuesday meeting, Athens City Council members discussed vacation hours, Halloween and bike path plans.
OU's Homecoming Parade will be bypassing one of Athens' main drags this year.
Multiple dorms on Ohio University's campus offer kitchens for students to use, but some come with mandatory fees and training sessions.
The Post breaks down where you can grab a quick cup of coffee Uptown.
OUPD reported 23 marijuana related incidents this past week. A sexual assault was also reported on South Green this weekend.
A female Ohio University student reported a rape to Ohio University Police Department Saturday, the second sexual assault case received by OUPD this Fall Semester.
After taking August off, Athens City Council will resume its weekly meetings.
Students paid over $137,000 in various dorm fines at the end of last academic year.
Ohio University's Campus Involvement Center uses a trial text messaging service to inform students about campus events and activities.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Monday, Sept. 7, 2015:
A local self-defense trainer used female empowerment model at Friday's workshop hosted by the OU Women's Center.