Forty-four members of the county’s Democratic Central and Executive committees met Tuesday night to nominate and elect John Haseley, the 52-year-old assistant county prosecutor, as the new party chair.
“I’m wearing cargo shorts. Do you think I’ve missed a class?”
Athens County Commissioners decide whether or not to begin a $30 million county wide sewer project.
APD and OUPD fielded two reports of sex-related calls this weekend.
Patrick McGee filed a brief on Aug. 19 outlining two main arguments against the disorderly conduct conviction of former Student Senate President Megan Marzec.
OUPD reported a combined 22 alcohol and drug related incidents, APD two individuals drinking in their parking lot and the Sheriff's Office had to break up an argument between a brother and sister.
An OU student is suing Chi Omega after a door at the sorority house severed her Achilles tendon.
While printing from the comfort of your couch may sound convenient, some OU students aren't pleased.
Ohio University students might still have problems using the university's Wi-Fi.
A formal ribbon-cutting and evening party celebrated the opening of the four new South Green dorms and the Living Learning Center.
Three burglaries made the Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous crimes of the month list for the month of September, and the Athens Police Department is looking for help for each of the incidents.
Pat McGee, the managing attorney for Student Legal Services, said he hopes to be able to represent students' interests if he is elected to city council.
Skyview Apartments, 31 S. Court Street, is owned by Ohio University and Housing and Residence Life manages the apartments.
The Office of Information Technology installed new equipment that was suppose to handle the 17,000 new devices on campus. The hardware failed to work, prompting OIT to put the originally equiptment back.
Environmentally-friendly efforts have gained momentum on campus in the past decade.
Ohio University offers several workshops for high school students that generate a number of enrollees.
Survivor Advocacy Program moves to Lindley Hall with more space and privacy.
Thank an Ohio University student for making the app.
Around 70 OU students and residents met to hear from local speakers and express their support for the presidential candidate.
Board of Trustees voted for a raise and bonus for President McDavis.
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