Since its inception 94 years ago, Ohio University's Phi Kappa Psi fraternity has been a nomadic group, leasing houses in several places within Athens. However, this past summer, the once wayfaring group of 85 members finally purchased a location they can call home.
Deeming someone the “voice of a school” is a lofty title, but when over 18,000 people follow the tweets of one person, their voice is one to be reckoned with. Read our feature on @OU_Confessions.
More than 2,000 Athens County residents are without power, according to the American Electric Power website.
City officials will debate the proposed amendments to the nuisance party ordinance Monday night.
A woman was transported to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after possibly having a seizure in Putnam Hall.
They don’t have cell-phone reception but they’ve got a grange and a pretty neat new wastewater facility. It’s the good-old town of Amesville, OH and they’ve got some things to say about energy.
OU fraternities recruit new members and hold many events.
Ohio University may undertake approximately $250 million in debt through a century-long bond — given pending approval from the Board of Trustees.
Volunteers needed to support the revival of the American Chestnut Tree, an iconic Appalachian tree gone nearly extinct in the Ohio Valley region.
A profile on Steve Patterson, Dem. At-Large City Council Rep, who serves as chair of the disabilities’ commission and has worked to provide visibility and accessibility to the disabled community.
Those working in education in Athens County are unsure of how a bill to repeal Common Core in Ohio would affect life at work.
Some supporters at Ohio University are rallying behind Student Senate President Megan Marzec in the midst of the controversy she created last week in response to an ALS bucket challenge.
A reprieve from fall semester academic fatigue is coming to •Ohio University students for the first time this year on •Friday, Oct. 3rd in the form of a short “fall break” dubbed Reading Day.
Jewish students have asked for your resignation. And I agree with them. I think you should resign. Not because of your politics, but because of your lack of awareness, compassion, and mostly, because of your lack of vision. Leaders need vision, they need partners, and they need counsel.
Megan Marzec, the embattled president of Ohio University Student Senate, has told The Post she has received death threats over her pouring of fake blood over her head to protest Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
Cyclists looking to cruise onto the bike path may need to choose a different route for almost the rest of the year.
18 years since the Athens Police Department formed it’s mounted patrol division, officers and horses alike have seen it all.
The launch event to celebrate the kick-off of the Water Project took place Thursday afternoon in the lobby of the •Schoonover Center for Communication.
Richland Avenue accident victim was an OU student.
Athens is expected to accept a bid on the Richland South Project. Construction projected to begin this month.
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