Less than one year after U.S. Route 33 officially bypassed Nelsonville, the northern Athens County village appears to be losing another long-held piece of infrastructure.
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While Richland Avenue gets its long-awaited facelift this summer, another one of Athens’ main arteries — West Union Street — will see its own share of construction.
University College will be operating under a new dean by the end of the month.
Recent shootings at U.S. colleges don’t represent a direct threat to Ohio University, but OU Police officers say those incidents reaffirm t
Athens City Council members are toying with renewing a levy to increase the city’s income tax.
In less than a month, Ohio University students will likely be paying $156 more for their education.
An Ohio University police lieutenant has filed a lawsuit against the university and its police department for allegedly failing to pay all of his wages while on paid administrative leave.
Three members of Ohio University's Board of Trustees will meet privately this weekend to review the university's president.
After having a home-court advantage throughout the CollegeInsider.com Tournament, the Ohio men’s basketball team’s three-game postseason run yielded a substantial price tag.
Harry Wyatt, an architect and adminstrator who has spearheaded millions of dollars in new campus construction, has left Ohio University.
Developments over the past year concerning The Ridges, the former Athens Lunatic Asylum, have hinted that Ohio University might be interested in preserving the historic site and not tearing it down, at least entirely.
When first exploring campus, Ohio University leaders hope students will come to recognize Baker University Center as their home base. Here’s a breakdown of how Baker’s five floors offer students a place to seek guidance, attend events, grab fuel and study in comfortable, private areas:
Some incoming freshmen just can’t handle Athens after dark, Pat McGee, managing attorney for Ohio University’s Student Legal Services, said. Those students could receive burdensome tickets and court dates before they even get their first exam grade back.
Athens made headlines throughout the state — and the world — during Ohio University’s most recent academic year.
Forget taking out a loan for school — these days textbooks practically require mortgages.
Whether you want to pad your resume, give back to the community or knock out some court-ordered service hours, Athens has a number of volunteer opportunities for Ohio University students.
Transitioning to college life can present many challenges for new Ohio University students, but avoiding the ‘Freshman 15’ shouldn’t be one. Whether you like to walk, run, swim, skate or move in a plethora of different ways, OU has several facilities to meet your active desires:
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