Student Senate: New executives to be sworn in; Marzec proposes updated oath
By Maria DeVito | Apr. 22, 2014From the moment they are sworn in, Ohio University’s Student Senate 2014-15 leaders plan to restart the body’s procedures.
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West Union Street and South Richland Avenue will see major overhauls this summer, city officials say
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 22, 2014After a long summer, Ohio University students will return in August to see some of the more beat-up roads around town patched up and smooth — or at least, on their way there.
Road To Improvement
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 22, 2014When it comes to public works projects, Ohio University and the city of Athens have what many consider to be an uncommon relationship.
The other Aaron Carters in Athens
By Kelly Fisher | Apr. 22, 2014When 2000s pop star Aaron Carter was 12 years old, he sang to the world that he wanted Candy.
County disabilities board attempting to ease financial woes
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 22, 2014Following an almost two-hour executive session, the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities voted Tuesday night to lift the investigational review on its superintendent, Eric Young, and let him continue his duties with a verbal warning.
Earth Day reception highlights sustainability, issues facing locals
By William Gibbs | Apr. 22, 2014Ohio University’s Walter Hall was transformed into an art show promoting sustainability Tuesday.
Faux bomb threat at Athens High School was meant to be prank
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 21, 2014It was supposed to be funny.
Student suspect identified in false AHS bomb threat
By Joshua Jamerson | Apr. 21, 2014Officials investigating a false bomb threat at Athens High School, which caused panic and disrupted classes early Monday morning, have identified a suspect.
Plans for grants, improvement
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 21, 2014The City of Athens will be applying for a myriad of grants in the next few weeks, in part to pay for upcoming projects as well as start initiatives for new ones.
Body found in Hocking River identified as missing 21-year old Sam Wiater
By Allan Smith | Apr. 21, 2014The body found Monday in the Hocking River was identified as Sam Wiater, the Athens man whose mother had reported him missing almost six weeks ago, Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle said.
Body found in Hocking River
By Allan Smith | Apr. 21, 2014An unidentified body was recovered from the Hocking River on Monday afternoon.
Winners chosen at innovation challenge
By William Gibbs | Apr. 21, 2014Twitter was at the center of the Scripps Innovation Challenge on Monday, as the winning team demonstrated how to monetize a popular account on the social network.
Body found in Hocking River on Monday
By Allan Smith | Apr. 20, 2014An unidentified body was found in the Hocking River on Monday, authorities said, and it will likely be weeks until the body can be identified.
Fall Semester tuition may increase $155
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Apr. 20, 2014If Ohio University’s president and Board of Trustees agree with the Budget Planning Council’s recommendations, next year’s students will see another 1.5 percent tuition increase.
College politics unusual gateway
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 20, 2014“For too long, the students who are primarily concerned with getting the best education possible … have not been represented in student government.”
Community college partnerships draw dollars, increase degree completion rate
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Apr. 20, 2014Ohio University’s regional campuses are not the university’s only connections to two-year degree programs.
