As the temperature rises, so does many students’ desire for a sunkissed summer glow. Although some can spread a blanket across College Green and soak up the sun, many still resort to the tanning bed to achieve their goal.
Athens County is in the process of extending a housing initiative that currently addresses an array of housing needs in the county’s cities.
Ohio University’s Baker University Center has a new addition — the mural on the second floor wall outside of the Baker University Center Theatre was redone — paid for by Event Services.
This summer, one student will have the opportunity to participate in a research internship in Germany.
Traffic on West Union Street between Elliotsville Road and Morrison Elementary School, 793. W. Union, will be reduced to one lane Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Fluff Bakery & Catering’s journey to mesh the serving of alcoholic beverages and sweet treats at its location on Court Street began about a year ago when part-owner Jessica Kopelwitz and her husband bid on a liquor license, among other things, from West Side Tavern, Inc.
It’s official: There’s a new sheriff in town.
Athens County will pay for two sheriffs but receive the services of one, county officials have said, noting they aren’t completely sure how to pay both Interim Sheriff Rodney Smith and suspended Sheriff Pat Kelly.
West Virginia University President Gordon Gee ended his state tour at Ohio University on Monday to discuss the costs of higher education.
Ohio University’s Board of Elections will talk with Student Senate’s presidential candidates in the next step of the organization’s election season.
Athens’ leading lady might just be former city councilwoman Nancy Bain, who saw female majorities in council come and go in Athens for nearly 30 years.
Presidential candidates for Student Senate debated their platforms Tuesday night to a standing-room-only crowd.
Last Friday, The Post’s Publishing Board selected Jim Ryan, a reporter and editor at the newspaper for three years, as the paper’s next editor-in-chief.
The first open enrollment period for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act closes Monday for most, but Ohio University officials are still questioning how the legislation will affect health care premiums and the budget to pay for them while still funding other priorities.
The dark, cloud-covered skies that poured rain all afternoon Saturday tamed but couldn't stop the beast that is Palmer Fest, where 33 people were arrested by law enforcment officers during Athens infamous party.
Athens residents had an opportunity to relive the past this Saturday at a civil-war era themed fundraising event for the Athens County Historical Society and Museum.
One of the two former Ohio University football players who pleaded guilty to drug charges in January will be sentenced to prison April 4, according to court documents.
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