Gwen Ifill arrived at the 2008 vice-presidential debate in a wheelchair because of a broken ankle but gritted her teeth and still moderated the debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin without the use of pain pills.
The Schuneman Symposium on New Media and Photojournalism is kicking off Monday night with a presentation from a nationally renowned journalist.
Dollar for dollar, there is no expenditure more unavoidable for Ohio University than residence hall vandalism.
Despite evidence of benzene contamination at the site of Athens’ former county garage, property value is likely to stay at its current value until at least 2014, according to the county auditor.
An archive of faith and religion is now available to find a home on students’ bookshelves.
Amid a stampede of colored bras, Speedos and painted faces, hundreds of Ohio University students sprinted down Court Street on Saturday afternoon for the fourth annual “Bare on the Bricks.”
Individuals from a variety of backgrounds came together Saturday morning to learn about some of the more vulnerable members of society.
An Ohio University student was wounded in a stabbing Saturday morning.
The Ohio University Police Department is seeking information about an arsonist who set about eight fires in Tiffin Hall.
Good Works will hold its 11th annual walk Saturday to raise awareness of rural poverty in Athens and to raise funds for The Timothy House, the only shelter in nine Southeast Ohio counties.
Editor’s Note: This is the final installment in a five-part series highlighting different villages in Athens County.
Extended hunting hours, a new hunting season and different limits for the number of deer a hunter is allowed to shoot per season are among some of the rule changes that could help keep Ohio’s deer population in check.
Costumes, storytelling and kids will be aplenty at Hillel’s Family Purim Celebration this Friday.
chen, the main production and preparation area for all dining hall food, is in the midst of major renovations.
An Athens collaboration to improve the lifestyle and well being of local food pantry patrons through education and accessibility champions the importance of eating and distributing fresh produce.
It takes some fundraising to get one Ohio University team up in the air and this time dodgeballs will fly in order to do so.
A key difference between Ohio and Eastern Michigan was pitted in the teams’ respective frames of mind Wednesday.
December's AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl cost Ohio University $502,445.30.
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