Ohio University’s Faculty Senate convened Monday night, bringing updates on faculty compensation, admissions statistics and the election of new officers to the senate floor.
Most college students have outgrown watching children’s TV shows, but for a group of Ohio University students, a children’s show is their outlet to lending a hand to Athens’ youth.
A 22-year-old man was stabbed and later found laying on an East State Street yard early Sunday morning.
The spectacle of people sliding in the mud and drinking from beer bongs in the hazy, smoke-filled atmosphere at 12Fest drew the attention of not only other festgoers, but also of law enforcement.
Gov. John Kasich is promoting a program he created to raise awareness for Ohio’s leading industry — agriculture.
Athens City Council will congregate tonight at 7 p.m. for its biweekly committees meeting, hosted on the third floor of Athens City Hall.
The worst that the first of fabled Four Blood Moons, a series of four lunar eclipses in two years, will likely bring Athens Tuesday is a cloudy sky.
About 100 students came to the Baker Ballroom to hear each executive candidate running for Student Senate during Ohio University’s Board of Elections second debate of the election season.
Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl will give 80 cars the go-ahead on Court Street this summer when Rally North America makes it’s second-day stop in uptown Athens, heading around 1,500 miles west.
A whole different game was played on The Convo court Thursday afternoon.
Some secrets were shared Thursday night in the Bobcat Student Lounge.
Students will have the opportunity next spring to learn about sex in the Bible or sit down with a cup of coffee to read The New York Times — all for class credit.
Sleeveless neon jerseys and matching sunglasses, brimming plastic cups and grinning faces; it’s already the end of another fest season in Athens and students are ready to relieve their academic rigors with a little fun.
When Trina Wiater heard news Thursday that a body was found in a local creek, she panicked.
Only about 15 people gathered Wednesday evening to discuss the pending health care changes and how they might affect college students.
Standing in the sunlight with his right hand raised, Interim County Sheriff Rodney Smith recited an oath swearing to protect Athens County citizens Wednesday morning in front of the Sheriff’s Office.
Death catches all by surprise and catches up with everyone in the end.
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