Fans of NBC's Parks and Recreation rejoice. Nick Offerman, best known for portraying the office's manly-man, Ron Swanson, will head to the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Nov. 9 as part of his American Ham Comedy Tour.
A former Ohio University student attended his sentencing in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas on July 2 for forgery and election fraud.
To fire up The Convo filled with Bobcat freshmen, Ohio University officials are asking current upperclassmen to post online what they’d say. One applicant will be selected to speak at the annual President’s Convocation.
Officials in Ohio University’s provost's office have one less position to fill, but other interim positions throughout the university have inadvertently been created.
Ohio University was deemed one of the most expensive universities in the nation to attend, but officials claim the numbers aren’t an accurate representation of its costs.
After months of back and forth between Ohio University and Athens residents, locals wanting a say in The Ridges’ future have an advisory committee.
Athens could soon acquire a sizable chunk of land on the south side of the city, and several Athens City Council members said last week they support spending as much as $25,000 on the purchase.
Monday is William Willan’s first day on the job as Ohio University’s executive dean for regional higher education.
Gov. John Kasich signed the state’s two-year, $62 billion budget into law Sunday evening and touted it on social media as legislation that would benefit all Ohioans.
A cable failure at Ohio University left four campus buildings without power Monday morning.
Rio Grande, a Mexican restaurant in Athens known for its margaritas and enchiladas, will close its doors Sunday evening — possibly for good.
Ohio Brew week is still hopping.
More than 18,000 Ohio University students will have higher Stafford loan interest rates if Congress doesn’t act by July 1.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly has been under a lot of scrutiny the past few weeks, but in a recent email to local news reporters he said that he would not be stepping down.
Ohio University officials had to dig a hole through campus’ roads after an underground chilled water pipe leaked last week.
With this year’s ninth annual Ohio Brew Week just getting started, Athens restaurants, hotels and pubs are ready to welcome in brewers and beer drinkers for an even bigger blowout than ever before.
Ohio University’s new position to oversee changes to its departments in the midst of a budget restructuring was filled earlier this week after a national search.
A few votes are keeping Ohio University and other state public universities from changing how they price education.
When students return to Ohio University’s campus in the fall, they might notice the beginning of what has the potential to be a multimillion dollar construction project.
Solutions by The State News