Bid Day brings new sisters together
By Luke Furman | Sep. 22, 2014Bid day comes to an end leaving girls united with their sisters.
NEWS BLOGS
OU Crushes passes the Twitter handle
By Will Gibbs | Sep. 22, 2014If you’re too shy to talk to your crush in person, one Twitter account will let you anonymously profess your feelings — 140 characters at a time.
Athens City Council preview: Members hope to change city trash law
By EMILY BOHATCH | Sep. 22, 2014Athens City Council members have changes to the city trash law on tap.
OUPD issues crime alert for South Green attack, robbery
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 22, 2014OUPD issued a crime alert Monday afternoon.
'Kings' take over Ping courts
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Sep. 21, 2014While many people continued with their normal workout routine last Saturday, 18 teams stormed the new basketball courts to battle for a title of royalty.
Global student population may increase
By Amy Schmitt | Sep. 21, 2014HED: OU could see increase in international students
Ex-police officer found guilty in drug ring case
By Su Park | Sep. 21, 2014Ex-cop, drug kingpin sentenced to 17 years in prison
Professor’s project to be tested in space
By Bret Jamerson | Sep. 21, 2014Sarah Wyatt and her team are getting what could be a once-in-a-career chance of sending their research project to space.
Knisely’s service has family ties
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 21, 2014A look at councilwoman Chris Knisely, chair of finance and personnel Committee and avid biker.
Pedicab gives rides after football game
By Joshua Lim | Sep. 21, 2014Initially invented for the wealthy, the pedicab was a popular option this weekend for may bar-goers.
OUPD using radar to enforce speed limits
By Joshua Lim | Sep. 21, 2014OUPD Chief says his department hasn't been enforcing speed limits closely — until now.
Brace yourselves: Winter is coming
By Alex MacLeod | Sep. 21, 2014Road salt prices expected to double after record-breaking winter.
New policy gives survivors privacy
By Kaitlin Coward | Sep. 21, 2014About 50 percent of reported assaults come from victims who did so accidentally or unknowingly, with no intent on pursuing an investigation.
Appeals process unchanged
By Megan Henry | Sep. 21, 2014Students will still be able to repeal all charges.
West Union construction disruptive to businesses
Sep. 18, 2014A portion of West Union Street will be closed to traffic starting Friday night, city officials announced Thursday.
Officials' paychecks, student tuition continue to increase at Ohio University
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 18, 2014Ohio University’s top 10 highest paid employees saw $330,866 in increased pay this year. Meanwhile, OU netted $1.9 million from its 1.5 percent tuition increase. Officials say the two are not directly connected.
An outpost in a desert of Tex-Mex nothingness
By Sam Howard | Sep. 18, 2014Taco John's has been around for decades and looks as if they're expanding.
Student Senate: Treasurer resigns, resolutions discussed
By Alisa Warren | Sep. 17, 2014The Student Senate meeting began with the resignation of its treasurer, Carter Phillips.
Princeton professor of politics speaks in honor of Constitution Day
By Hannah Shaw | Sep. 17, 2014Professor of politics at Princeton, Robert George, addresses the Constitution in relationship civic virtues to a packed Galbreath Chapel.
Students gather at Hillel to discuss film
By Maygan Beeler | Sep. 17, 2014In light of recent events, Hillel showed a documentary about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Wednesday night.
