Ohio University is not alone in preparing to reconstruct South Green with the Housing Development Plan; it is following a trend of renovating and constructing across the state.
Fluff Bakery & Catering, known for its sweet baked goods, will be going savory with the opening of a new restaurant next month.
Ongoing wars over natural resources and a proactive approach to tackle environmental dilemmas will be the topics of focus in Stocker Center Thursday.
After almost two years of doing business in The Plains, Athens County’s Habitat for Humanity ReStore will be reopening much closer to Ohio University’s campus.
For some Ohio University students, finding the right degree is difficult. However, when students can’t find a program that is just right, they turn to the bachelor of specialized studies program offered by University College.
Numerous bailiffs stood guard throughout the packed Athens County Court of Common Pleas courtroom while Thomas Shifflet was found guilty of one of the five charges in his rape and child molestation trial.
It’s not easy being a Republican in Athens County.
The city council members of Fort Collins, Colo., recently voted in favor of a citywide ban on fracking and waste disposal operations.
The college party stereotype involving red Solo cups and students walking in drunken stupors on Ohio University’s campus might not be as true as most people think.
With college textbooks costing 800 percent more than they did 30 years ago, some lawmakers are making the first steps to help put more cash in students’ pockets.
The heat of the desert sun, demolished buildings smoldering from bombings and sounds of enemy fire still linger in the memories of some Ohio University student veterans.
After receiving numerous awards, one Ohio University professor finally got the chance to say thank you.
Jordan McDonnell was eight years old the first time he heard the sound of the birds singing outside his window.
Only a small section of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was filled to kick off Communications Week 2013 amidst controversial remarks made just a day before a keynote speaker’s visit.
Amid highly publicized sequester cuts, growing the economy has been the focus of Congressman Steve Stivers, R-OH-15, since he was re-elected in November.
After more than 14 hours of deliberation, an Athens County jury has yet to come to a decision in Thomas Shifflet’s rape and child molestation case.
This year’s Mill Fest remained fairly tame throughout the day Saturday compared to previous, wilder years.
Not all Ohio University students spent Sunday recovering from Mill Fest — many took to the bars in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.
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