Student trustee debate allows candidates to present platforms
Apr. 10, 2015The student trustee debate gave the candidates an opportunity to present their differing ideas to students.
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AVW Newstime deletes satirical Twitter accounts after receiving complaints
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 9, 2015After BARE's presidential candidate complained about the satirical accounts, AVW made the decision to have them taken down.
Chemistry major proud to pay for college on her own
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 9, 2015Emma Kessler, a sophomore studying chemistry, works three jobs in order to pay for school herself.
TIME ticket withdraws from the race
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 9, 2015The TIME ticket withdraws from the race before the final debate for Student Senate candidates Thursday.
Nearly 600 students display projects, research at Student Expo
By Taylor Maple | Apr. 9, 2015About 570 students from many different OU departments attended Thursday’s Student Expo to showcase their research.
Pipe malfunction causes flood, ceiling collapse in Stocker
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 9, 2015A pipe malfunction in Stocker Engineering and Technology Center caused an estimated $150,000 in damage.
OU’s tuition increases compare to national trend
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 9, 2015As education costs rise nationally, OU is one university of many to up the price.
Lawsuit against OU awaiting decision from District Judge
By William T. Perkins | Apr. 9, 2015After a lawsuit from a former OU professor, the university waits to hear from a district judge as to whether its legal response will be kept.
APD warns of misinterpreting law while drinking with moms
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 9, 2015Though underage students can spend the weekend in the bars with their moms, Athens Police Department warns students to stay with their moms.
Pat Kelly seeks appeal, suspension of sentence
By Nora Jaara | Apr. 9, 2015Former county sheriff is seeking an appeal after receiving 18 charges.
UPDATE: Tornado warning no longer in effect for Athens, Southeast Ohio
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 9, 2015The National Weather Service has placed the Southeast Ohio region, including Athens, under a tornado warning until 5:45 p.m. Thursday. The warning came shortly after 5:00 p.m. There is also a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until the same time.
K-9 Deputy dies in house fire
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 9, 2015Richland Fire Department responded to a call of a fire on a property on Luhrig Road Thursday shortly after 1 p.m.
Lightning strike probable cause for small, outlet fires inside homes
By Julia Fair | Apr. 8, 2015No injuries or significant damages reported at this time.
University Professor award allows professors to create classes
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 8, 2015More than 200 professors have been honored with the award since its founding in 1970.
Former sheriff owes county $85,406 from suspension period
By Julia Fair | Apr. 8, 2015Athens County filed a civil law suit against former sheriff Pat Kelly, seeking a $85,406 reimbursement for salary and benefits paid to Kelly during his suspension.
The Over Hang owner: City construction caused me to pull food service
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 8, 2015The Over Hang stopped serving food in late 2015, in part because construction on a roundabout cost the owner $65,000 in lost sales.
No resolutions proposed at last Student Senate general body meeting before election
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 8, 2015Ohio University's Student Senate ended a busy year on an uneventful note.
OU Quidditch will take flight at the World Cup
By Taylor Maple | Apr. 8, 2015After two teams dropped out, OU’s Quidditch team will travel to South Carolina for the national tournament.
Student, administrator ties main topic at ‘Post’ debate
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 8, 2015Student Senate candidates participated in the first executive debate of the 2015-16 election season.
Athens Chipotle has regained Carnitas, for now
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 8, 2015Athens’ lone Chipotle restaurant has resumed serving carnitas amid a nationwide shortage of the pork filling, though its unclear how long it will stay.
