Faculty Senate: Mass email policy and building maintenance raise questions at Faculty Senate meeting
By Kyra Cobb | Sep. 14, 2015Faculty express a desire to learn more about a mass email policy in the works.
NEWS BLOGS
New location for Athens Farmers’ Market and more talk of vacation time at City Council
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 14, 2015City Council hears from Athens farmers’ market, discusses fire truck payments and issues with saved vacation time.
Police Blotter: Intoxicated student urinates in dorm common area
By Matt Cudahy | Sep. 14, 2015OUPD responded to a male who had urinated in the common area of his dorm and passed out with a half burned cigarette in his mouth.
Spontaneous protest organizes in response to traveling ministry outside Baker Center
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 14, 2015LGBT support surged outside Baker in response to traveling preachers.
'Playboy' names Ohio University top party school for 2015
By Megan Henry | Sep. 14, 2015Playboy cited the bars on Court Street, springtime fests and the Halloween Block Party as reasons for OU's high ranking.
Ohio University's Homecoming Parade route has been approved
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 14, 2015Despite backlash from some uptown business owners, Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle approved a route that almost completely bypasses Court Street.
Student Senate, City Council meet for the first time
By Maria DeVito | Sep. 14, 2015Monday’s meeting was a first between Athens City Council and Ohio University’s Student Senate in recent years.
Ohio University Police receives third sex-related crime report of semester
By Julia Fair | Sep. 14, 2015The Ohio University Police Department received its third report of a sex-related crime Fall Semester.
Post Haste: Mill 'riot' latest in line of out-of-control Athens parties; Ohio topples Marshall at home
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 14, 2015Police responded to rowdy partygoers Saturday night on Mill Street.
Athens Farmers Market continues to seek new, permanent space
By EMILY BOHATCH | Sep. 13, 2015The Athens Farmers market is seeking a new location and will be asking Athens City Council for assistance.
OU football home opener attracts fourth highest attendance rate in Peden history
Sep. 13, 2015Attendance at Ohio University home opener games has fluctuated over the past six years.
Faculty Senate to hear from university officials at first meeting
By Alex Meyer | Sep. 13, 2015At their first meeting of the academic year, Faculty Senate members will discuss topics such as faculty compensation and state funding from Ohio's biennial state budget.
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on Athens County charter regarding 'fracking' laws
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 13, 2015Athens County is one of three counties that could be affected.
Witnesses report alleged Mill Street 'riot' caused by fight, suspicious individual
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 12, 2015After a fight broke out on Mill Street early Sunday morning, students allegedly spotted a gun-toting individual in the area.
OU graduate students protest general fee, wages outside of Peden
By Megan Henry | Sep. 12, 2015Outside of Saturday's home opener against Marshall University, Graduate Student Senate protested for living wages for graduate assistants.
Bromley Hall RD: 'Stealing the elevator light bulbs is not amusing'
By Julia Fair | Sep. 11, 2015The Ohio University Police Department is working to solve a series of thefts involving stolen elevator lightbulbs from Bromley's elevators.
Ohio University's Homecoming Parade route has been approved, and it almost completely bypasses Court Street
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 11, 2015Despite backlash from some uptown business owners, Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle approved a route that almost completely bypasses Court Street.
Ohio University cadets, civilians remember Sept. 11 by running 2,071 steps in Peden
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 11, 2015ROTC cadets with students run a 2,071-stair challenge to remember heroes of 9/11.
Post Haste: No, a pawpaw isn’t ‘like a papaya;’ OU president meets Rob Portman
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 11, 2015The Pawpaw Festival is this weekend.
As summer recess ends, Southeast Ohio legislators share upcoming projects
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 10, 2015Athens' legislators have work in store for them when Statehouse members return from break.
