Open-source textbooks could cut college costs
By Brandon Carte | Mar. 19, 2013With 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.
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Ohio University student veterans recount moments from deployment
By Hannah Yang | Mar. 18, 2013The 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.
Distinguished professor praises collaborators
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 18, 2013After receiving numerous awards, one Ohio University professor finally got the chance to say thank you.
Hearing-impaired students lose opportunities
By Kaitlynn Grady | Mar. 18, 2013Jordan McDonnell was eight years old the first time he heard the sound of the birds singing outside his window.
Students protest CNN reporter's comments
By Jessica Ensley | Mar. 18, 2013Only 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.
Ohio politicians focus on goals in face of sequester cuts
By Allan Smith | Mar. 18, 2013Amid 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.
Jury stuck in deadlock while deciding fate of accused rapist
By Marika Lee | Mar. 18, 2013After 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.
Mill Fest mostly subdued, results in low arrest count
By Kelly Fisher | Mar. 17, 2013This year’s Mill Fest remained fairly tame throughout the day Saturday compared to previous, wilder years.
Bar scene tame on St. Patty's Day
By Sam Howard | Mar. 17, 2013Not all Ohio University students spent Sunday recovering from Mill Fest — many took to the bars in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.
Smaller event still big fun for the parties' attendees
Mar. 17, 2013Milliron Fest kicked off this year’s fest season with a small crowd and calm atmosphere Friday to match the size of the townhouse-lined street.
Psychological services sees major jump in appointments
By Will Drabold | Mar. 17, 2013That long-term relationship ended, you failed an exam, your disorder is resurfacing or your roommate keeps you up till 3 a.m. every night.
Women's Day unites performers for international celebration
By Jessica Ensley | Mar. 16, 2013Ohio University’s International Women’s Day Festival promoted an end to violence against women with multiple performances from a variety of cultural backgrounds.
Jury hears final closing arguments in rape trial
By Marika Lee | Mar. 14, 2013After more than six hours of closing arguments in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas on Thursday, a local man’s rape and child molestation case is headed for jury deliberation.
Recent razings compromise Athens County history
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 14, 2013Though Athens has heaps of history visible in bricks and buildings, some of its richest history has been demolished.
Production in its 15th year brings 'tough issues' to light
By Jessica Ensley | Mar. 14, 2013Women aren’t always comfortable talking about their “downstairs,” but this weekend, Ohio University women will take the stage to do just that.
Community's voices unheard in demolition of Building 26
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 14, 2013Discussions about The Ridges were missing an important part of the Athens population — the residents.
Men's Basketball: Bobcats ready for ever-competitive MAC Tournament
By JIM RYAN | Mar. 14, 2013Ohio coach Jim Christian has said all season that no Mid-American Conference team plays the same two games in a row.
Conference lectures provide attendees with workplace advice, life lessons
By Hayley Ross | Mar. 14, 2013Students and faculty gathered in Baker University Center for a variety of events and sessions, most revolving around the idea of altruism at the fourth annual Ohio Women Making a Difference Conference on Thursday.
