Athens Police released an image, captured from video surveillance, of a suspect believed to be connected to an early morning fire at a local Walmart late last month.
A Glouster man accused of murdering his father last month was sentenced to prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to charges in four other cases.
State lawmakers are inching student trustee voting rights closer to reality, but it’s unclear if Ohio University would grant those rights to its student representatives.
While students start evacuating their residence halls for winter break, half of the Scripps College of Communication is moving into a new home.
Galbreath Chapel officially re-opened its doors Tuesday evening after undergoing a nearly two-year renovation.
The owner of Ali Baba’s buggy, a well-known Uptown business, filed a complaint in the Ohio Court of Claims on Monday against Ohio University and is asking for more than $1,000 in compensation for damage to his trailer.
A Nelsonville man received four years in prison with no chance of judicial release Tuesday after crashing his car into a couple’s home.
A Chauncy man convicted of domestic violence accepted a plea agreement and was sentenced to six months in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to two other charges.
Few students evaluated their Fall Semester professors, according to a presentation by Ohio University President Roderick McDavis at this week’s Faculty Senate meeting.
While Ohio University students are spending the four-week winter break at home in sweatpants watching TV shows and catching up on sleep, OU administrators will still be hard at work — at least for part of the time.
Nelson Mandela, the first black president in South Africa’s history and the man
As students are buckling down for the semester’s home stretch, construction workers are closing in on completing the Walter Fieldhouse.
Masculinity is not an aspect of identity that all male-identified students take time to reflect upon—but Bill Arnold is trying to change that.
Informational campaign concerning bedbugs
When the time arrives for Uptown coffee shops to offer peppermint-inspired lattes and deck their walls in holiday decor, shop owners begin anticipating one of their most profitable seasons: the end of the Fall Semester — final exams week.
An uptick in reported rapes, a progressive downfall in noise and party complaints and a whole lot of thefts from Wal-Mart highlighted the crimes called in to Athens Police during Ohio University’s 2013 Fall Semester, according to police reports obtained by The Post.
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Christmas is still more than two weeks away, but Santa Claus will be hitting Court Street on Saturday.
More than half of Student Senate’s voting members who cast ballots in an executive session did not have confidence in President Nick Southall.
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