At 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.
Though a snow day is unlikely this year, OU will prioritize keeping its key buildings open if it has to call off classes.
Members 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.
Tensions remain high between demonstrators and officials.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved tuition rates for continuing and guaranteed tuition students for the 2015-16 academic year.
The Board approved tuition increases Friday amid protests from students.
The students, charged with disrupting a lawful meeting, have since been released.
Alden library replaced all of the old printers over winter break.
Columbus mayor’s five-year sustainability plan pushing away from dependence on single-use bags
Police are expected to file persistent disorderly conduct charges against three members of Ohio University’s Student Senate following a protest Thursday afternoon.
A representative from Policy Matters Ohio says the new minimum wage will help encourage economic development. Others are unconvinced.
After a day of debate and discussion, Ohio University Board of Trustees are prepared to move forward with the Ohio Guarantee fixed tuition plan and other university policies.
Student protesters who have rallied this semester against raising tuition at Ohio University didn't protest inside the Board of Trustees meeting Thursday, but their concerns were clearly heard by trustees and OU officials.
Police officers from OUPD and APD met and chatted with community members over delicious coffee and cookies.
Attorney Todd Grace is hoping to take over Athens County Municipal Court judge William Grim’s position this November. City Prosecutor Lisa Eliason has her sights set on the city law director position.
Citizens can now track the exact location of any bus in the Athens Public Transit system in real time using a mobile or web app.
Those looking to travel down Richland Avenue during the next two weeks may experience some difficulty.
Police are expected to charge three members of Ohio University Student Senate with persistent disorderly conduct following a protest against tuition raises.
Ohio University Student Senate traveled to Columbus Wednesday to discuss tuition hikes, Student Trustee voting rights.
The Board of Trustees will meet thursday and Friday to approve tuition increases and other changes.
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