Security for large events to increase
By Joshua Lim | Oct. 9, 2013The Ohio University Police Department is not taking any chances after national incidents at the Boston Marathon and Washington Navy Yard.
The Ohio University Police Department is not taking any chances after national incidents at the Boston Marathon and Washington Navy Yard.
After the weekend’s Homecoming activities are over, the Recycling and Refuse department oversees Ohio University’s efforts to keep its carbon footprint in check.
Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one gender, the non-gendered pronoun “they” is used.
A nearly five-month search for the new executive director of campus recreation has now come to a close. An Ohio native will be returning home.
The Athens County Commissioners decided Tuesday that county employees not covered by a union contract will have to pay higher insurance rates.
Walking out of their team’s Peden Stadium locker room, Ohio field hockey players can look over the east grandstand at the framework of the long-awaited Walter Fieldhouse.
A five-buck meal from Taco Bell?
Local police branches aren’t anticipating anything out of the ordinary in preparation for Ohio University’s homecoming weekend.
Ohio University’s Student Senate met Wednesday night to continue their discussions about how to best reach out to students.
Graduation day marks a new beginning for Bobcats, a journey that can take them far beyond the bricks of Athens.
Student Senate’s budget is true and accurate to the best of its treasurer’s knowledge.
As a child, Ohio University admissions and commissions employee and freelance journalist Mary Reed mused that eventually she’d want children of her own. She thought one day she’d be ready.
While students at Ohio University are applying for programs and scholarships to study abroad in Ghana, some Ghanaian students are going through similar applications to study in Athens.
The cool air of fall is here, and with the return of warm sweaters and pumpkin spice lattes come illnesses such as the common cold.
Athens City Council adopted a fringe benefits package for non-union city workers Monday, including police, fire fighters and maintenance workers.
If you’re white in Ohio, state-testing data suggests you’ll probably score better on standardized tests than minority peers.
Zachary Green had three major goals in his life: to serve as a U.S. Marine, to be a firefighter and to be an entrepreneur. In 2010, he decided to pursue the third part of that dream.
Twelve years ago the first poster campaign through the Campus Involvement Center, “Bring Your Own Judgment,” flopped. Since then, the office has learned student input is essential.
Making the “Lion King” position, or holding a cellphone to the sky while looking for another service bar amid a sea of dropped calls and unsent texts, is common for many Ohio University students and Athens residents.