The Career and Internship Fair will be held this Tuesday in Baker University Center Ballroom
By Emily Daffron | Feb. 17, 2014More than 100 companies will be in Baker University Center Ballroom on Tuesday looking to hire some Bobcats.
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Resolution sponsors believe new environmental standards could cost jobs
By Lucas Daprile | Feb. 16, 2014Amid national attention given to energy efficiency, supporters of an Ohio Senate resolution are saying new cutting-edge standards could do more to harm than help.
Vets, make your way out to Bob Evans for free pancakes on President's Day
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 16, 2014Bob Evans, 357 E. State St., is rewarding veterans today with a free stack of pancakes in celebration of Presidents' Day. All that's necessary is showing a valid military ID to a Bob Evans employee.
Council preview: city to bring up new grant
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 16, 2014Athens City Council will meet at 7 p.m. for their weekly meeting at City Hall.
Alpacas a part of Ohio's fabric
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 16, 2014Like any good love story, local farmer Marilyn Wentworth’s began when she least expected it.
Greek women's banquet celebrates outstanding grades
By Emily Daffron, Rachel Alley | Feb. 16, 2014Ohio University held its first Women’s Panhellenic Association Scholarship Banquet to honor women in sororities and fraternities who did well academically.
Ohio University to host 'The Denver Post' editor Greg Moore
By Maria DeVito | Feb. 16, 2014A previous Pulitzer Prize Board co-chair is in town to speak on the future of journalism and reporting the news partisanly.
Valentine's Day a boom for Uptown business
By Suhyeon Park | Feb. 16, 2014Valentine’s Day might be one of the most beloved or most hated days of the year, but lovers are not the only ones who adore the holiday.
Undercover agents try to blend in with younger crowds to catch illegal users
By Allan Smith | Feb. 16, 2014Despite the Ohio Investigative Unit’s focus on cracking down on underage drinkers in Athens, the undercover agents often turn their attention to the bars themselves.
CVS decision impacts Athens businesses
By Jordan Stickle | Feb. 16, 2014CVS Pharmacy will remove cigarettes and other tobacco products from its shelves by Oct. 1 in order to promote better health for its customers.
Local charity efforts chilled by weather
By Suhyeon Park | Feb. 16, 2014Particularly harsh weather throughout most of the U.S. this year — including subzero temperatures, inches of snow and freezing rain — has hampered outreach efforts at several community service organizations around Athens, officials have said.
Board: deputy should return
By Allan Smith | Feb. 13, 2014The Ohio State Personnel Board of Review reinstated Thursday a deputy Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly fired nearly two years ago.
OU Quidditch Club flying into their second home tournament
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 13, 2014A Muggle typically doesn’t pass up on a chance to live like a wizard.
OU salt piles near empty
By SARA JERDE | Feb. 13, 2014Ohio University is having its own troubles keeping its salt pile stocked.
Sibs week spawned few police incidents
By Allan Smith | Feb. 13, 2014Unlike in years past, two sibling police agencies did not have much to discuss after this past weekend.
Lack of salt leaves city on thin ice
Feb. 13, 2014A look at local roads during the city’s recent subzero weather proves Athens must be out of road salt.
OU prof pleads not guilty
By Kelly Fisher | Feb. 13, 2014Three days after he was arrested and locked up in a Franklin County correctional facility, an Ohio University assistant professor in the College of Business pleaded not guilty in county court to a 12-count indictment involving child pornography.
Weather could affect test scores
By Suhyeon Park | Feb. 13, 2014Though local K-12 students celebrate their double-digit number of snow days with snowmen and snowball fights, administrators are anxious about the repercussions of missing so much school.
Bobcat Essentials store, Tech Depot joining forces
By Seth Archer | Feb. 13, 2014The Technology Depot and Bobcat Essentials are combining to “better serve” Ohio University, according to a university press release.
Professor, accused of having child pornography, pleaded not guilty in court today
By Allan Smith | Feb. 12, 2014Amol Kharabe, an Ohio University business professor who is facing multiple charges involving child pornography, pleaded not guilty Thursday to 12 felony charges.
