Months after council requested a hearing contesting Chipotle’s liquor license request in October, the Department of Commerce announced they would not hold a hearing.
Athens will join the ranks of Barcelona and Beijing as host of the international space program.
Graduate Student Senate's March meeting will be a first for any senate at Ohio University as it will be live streamed.
Hashim Pashtun recently became the International Student Union President and continues to serve on Graduate Student Senate as an executive.
A Post stringer compiles some of the more interesting moments from this year's High Fest.
Athens City Council will view a series of presentations on classic Athens celebrations.
@ThePost's third fest coverage of the year. Make sure to follow @ThePostLocal for the live tweets!
More than 400 participants on 37 teams attended Friday’s American Red Cross Relay for Life at Walter Fieldhouse.
Sarah Kollin, a member of Alpha Phi Omega, went missing for six days and was found Friday.
A marijuana advocacy group is one step closer to getting their proposal on the ballot after having it approved by the state Ballot Board on Friday.
Student and professional journalists from around the country will come to Athens Friday and Saturday for the Society of Professional Journalists regional conference.
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The recent cancellation of several blood drives in the region has caused the American Red Cross to call on OU students to donate.
Several changes will be introduced to this year’s commencement ceremonies, including the elimination of several speeches and the addition of accessible ramps to the stage.
The university has entered a lease agreement for a new home for President McDavis and his wife at 31 Coventry Lane.
The former director of the Global Leadership Center was investigated on conduct and cash payments during a Vietnam trip.
With fest arrests declining each year, High Fest house parties might be shut down earlier.
The Athens Major Crime Unit removed remnants of a one-pot meth lab Thursday, according to a news release from the Athens County Sheriff’s Office.A York Township road repair crew noticed a suspicious bottle near 12762 Ten Spot Rd. in Nelsonville, and it appeared to have been tossed out of a passing vehicle, according to the news release.An investigation into the event is ongoing.A one-pot meth lab consists of a bottle or can filled with the needed combination of chemicals to produce the drug, according to a WCYB report from 2013. The bottles or cans are prone to explosions, according to that report.Although one-pot is frequently used to describe those small meth labs, it’s also common for two bottles or cans to be used. The secondary bottle often has tubes of hoses coming out of the top of it, and are equally dangerous, according to the news release.“If and only if it can be done safely, a photo could be taken with a cell phone and then that photo could be emailed or sent as a text message to law enforcement for an initial evaluation,” Athens County Sheriff Rodney Smith said in the news release.@Fair3JuliaJf311013@ohio.edu
After former Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly was found guilty of 18 charges, he will be sentenced in court Friday.
Some city officials spent their days at Ohio University partying at tests, while other tried to stay away from the raucous partying.
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