Amid international attention brought to Ohio University and Athens in the past week, one student’s identity became a casualty in the online aftermath of an alleged rape on Court Street.
It was just going to be a hike near Ka’au Crater in Oahu, Hawaii; but for an Ohio University student studying in the state, it ended with an unexpected plunge from a cliff that could’ve ended her life.
Type the words “Ohio University” into any Internet search engine, and popular results such as “Bobcat” or “Athens” now also include news stories related to an alleged rape.
Despite how far society has come in viewing rape, prosecution and social advocates alike are saying there is still a long way to go.
Men took to the streets Saturday to try out some new shoes more suitable for a night out rather than an afternoon protest.
Ohio University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy got to amaze attendees with flying hovercrafts, cosmic rays and catapults during its biannual open house Saturday.
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Some students and alumni were surprised last year when Ohio University revealed it would be demolishing and rebuilding South Green.
Bella Vino wine shop, 22 Stimson Ave., will be reopening as part of a new apartment complex a few months shy of a year after the establishment closed in December.
Athens Police, following an eyewitness’ account of the alleged rape on Court Street this weekend, confirmed they are investigating the possibilty the Ohio University student who said she was raped went home later that night with the man who allegedly raped her.
The Compensation 2014 team updated Ohio University’s administrative and classified staff members on its progress after reviewing the staff’s job descriptions and pay plans for more than a year.
Nearly $1 billion will be spent that will change Ohio University’s landscape by 2020.
With nearly 3,800 miles of nothing but road and the summer sun beating down against his back, an Ohio University student took a cross-country trip to raise awareness for those who don’t have a roof over their heads.
Anecdotally, it’s hard to say whether Ohio University is a campus of Mac or PC people.
Those relieved to drive down a decongested Park Place might be disappointed starting Oct. 21.
Whether you’re a runner, a jogger or a speed walker, get ready to “run like Hell.”
Ohio University Honors Tutorial College will sponsor Pre-Law Day 2013, an event that will feature a series of panels from 10 law professionals, most of whom are OU alumni.
Delivering newborns is routine for workers at O’Bleness Memorial Hospital’s Birth Center, but in Athens County more so than other places, there’s no guarantee babies will be born in good health.
The Ohio Program of Intensive English explored the Ping Center as one of its weekly Wednesday activities in the program’s intensive workload.
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