After Facilities disposed of the pedestal mount that had supported Ohio University’s 10-inch J.W. Fecker refractor telescope for decades, plans are being put into place to attempt to replace the irreplaceable.
Plastic bags flying across campus, plugging trash cans and caught in the trees, have prompted Student Senate to take action.
Between a war that conceived a law mandating all South Korean male citizens to enlist, and mounting threats from North Korea, some Korean international students at Ohio University face stressful predicaments.
Just five months removed from an election season that saw the Democratic Party sweep the Athens ticket, the next has kicked off for six Democrats battling for three at-large Athens City Council seats.
The buildings at The Ridges run the gamut from conference rooms with chandeliers hanging from ceilings and high-tech biology labs to intolerably hot or cold buildings.
Large crowds, unruly students and alcohol are enough to cause law enforcement officers to wield riot gear during the Athens fests.
Student Senate met for its weekly meeting in Walter Hall Wednesday evening, discussing business old and new.
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When crime victims receive threatening text messages, many law enforcement departments say victims typically delete the data and eliminate the immediate possibility of pinpointing the criminal.
Yellowing uniforms and tearing seams made Richard Suk realize his prized marching band does not look as flashy as it once did.
After this past summer’s power outage and a recent water-main break that left Athens residents without water, the city will build a new production well in preparation for similar events in the future.
With more Ohio University students making their thoughts about suicide public, a new organization will seek to train their friends and professors in how to respond.
“Planning” — as it applied to annexation and handicapped accessibility — proved to be a buzzword for at-large Athens City Council candidates at Tuesday night’s candidates forum.
Complaints that Ohio University does not give students a fair hearing when they violate university statutes have prompted a written reaction from Student Senate.
At about 9:20 a.m., a female student reported that a man entered the girl’s restroom and shower-area in Brown Hall early Wednesday morning.
A Belpre man was sentenced to 20 years in prison by an Athens County Court of Common Pleas judge Monday for breaking into an 82-year-old Coolville woman’s home and beating her.
Steve Fryburg, a retired police officer and Army veteran, visited Ohio University to give a lecture on the “kNOw Drones” project Monday night.
County officials are trying to combat extra costs caused by the disparity between the beds Athens County budgets for the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail and the number of people actually using them.
About 1,500 student employees work for Culinary Services at Ohio University alone, but one stands out from the rest both on campus and in the Midwest.
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