Chipotle pushes tofu topping through deal
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 26, 2015Chipotle offered a free entree Monday to anyone willing to try their newest tofu topping.
NEWS BLOGS
Jury selection marks day one of Pat Kelly trial
By EMILY BOHATCH | Jan. 26, 2015Kelly trial kicks off with jury selection
City fines Mill, Congress, State, High and Lancaster residents thousands for trash
By Allan Smith | Jan. 26, 2015Athens Code Enforcement doubles amount of trash tickets and fines during 2014.
Graduate student senate approves resolution to meet monthly
By Megan Henry | Jan. 26, 2015Graduate student senate meetings will take place once a month after a resolution reducing the meetings was passed at Monday night’s meeting.
Ice skating, OU home games, sledding can help brighten winter months
Jan. 26, 2015Already bored of winter weather? Have you tried the free ice skating at Bird Arena?
Faculty members get funding for research of fish mating behaviors, bluegrass and more
By Kaitlin Coward | Jan. 26, 2015Ten faculty members receive funding for research and creative projects
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office closed more than 90 percent of its cases last year
By Julia Fair | Jan. 26, 2015The Athens County Sheriff’s Office has 176 open cases remaining from 2014
OUPD’s newest officer is a former marine who was born and raised in Athens
By Joshua Lim | Jan. 26, 2015There is a new face in OUPD, and he is no stranger to the Athens community
Police in Athens busy with criminal damaging, theft and a quarrel
By Joshua Lim | Jan. 26, 2015Two males exited Walmart with $2,300 worth of items without paying
Students pay over $1,000 on trash fines
By EMILY BOHATCH | Jan. 26, 2015Ohio University students talk trash about the trash law.
Can an iPad help fight crime? Sheriff’s deputies think so
By Julia Fair | Jan. 26, 2015Deputies use iPads to help quicken the process for filing a police report, assist in other daily duties.
Council to discuss Essence of Athens and sidewalk improvements
By EMILY BOHATCH | Jan. 25, 2015At their weekly meeting, Athens City Council will discuss implementing the Essence of Athens program as well as making improvements to the West Union St. sidewalks.
Blizzards and blistering cold: the only way to cancel class at OU
By Bethany N. Bella | Jan. 25, 2015Though a snow day is unlikely this year, OU will prioritize keeping its key buildings open if it has to call off classes.
OU Student Union members gather to further enact change on campus
By Bethany N. Bella | Jan. 25, 2015Members of the Ohio University Student Union met for a two-day retreat to discuss group goals and devise a plan for enacting changes in Athens.
Tally of students charged while protesting against tuition hikes: 6
By Lucas Daprile | Jan. 25, 2015Tensions remain high between demonstrators and officials.
OU’s Board of Trustees raised tuition again. Here’s what you need to know.
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Jan. 25, 2015The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved tuition rates for continuing and guaranteed tuition students for the 2015-16 academic year.
Trustees hike tuition more than $200 for continuing students
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Jan. 23, 2015The Board approved tuition increases Friday amid protests from students.
OUPD Chief: Three arrested at Board of Trustees meeting
By Dina Berliner | Jan. 23, 2015The students, charged with disrupting a lawful meeting, have since been released.
Alden replaced their printers over winter break
Jan. 22, 2015Alden library replaced all of the old printers over winter break.
Columbus plastic bag tax could inspire rest of state
By M.C. Tilton | Jan. 22, 2015Columbus mayor’s five-year sustainability plan pushing away from dependence on single-use bags
