Looking to expand its brand beyond the southeast part of the state, Ohio University has acquired almost 7,500 square feet of property to bring more students into the fold.
A personal injury lawsuit filed in Athens County against a local manufacturing company moved to federal court last month.
Elahu Gosney, D, said he first ran for an at-large position on the Athens City Council in 2007 to “see that the City of Athens would be as progressive as its people are.”
Former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland is not seeking to challenge Republican incumbent John Kasich in the 2014 gubernatorial election.
Sustainability is becoming a frequent topic on Ohio University’s campus.
Sunpower Inc., an Athens-based engineering company, has been sold to AMETEK in hopes of growth opportunities for both businesses.
Ohio University has informed some HDL Center tenants that they will have to move elsewhere after July 2013.
Renée Middleton, dean of Ohio University’s Patton College of Education, has been elected to serve as a member of the Board of Directors for the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education.
Although Ohio University is light-years away from stars and galaxies, it has an out-of-world experience in an observatory that benefits students.
A trio of scientists received a prominent award, modeled after the Nobel Peace Prize and created by an Ohio University alumnus, for their research and contributions to the development of LASIK and PRK eye surgery.
Ohio University students only received one campus crime alert email from the Ohio University Police Department this past semester, an unusually low number.
Athens County residents wanting to save money on the General Education Development test will have to travel more than 40 miles to take the cheaper, paper-based test.
Starting Tuesday, the Governor’s office will begin filling judicial vacancies around the state –– including one in Athens County.
2012 was a busy year for Ohio University and Athens. Check out the links below for a rundown of the biggest photos and stories of the year.
2012 proved to be an exciting year at Ohio University. The top two leaders of the United States stopped by campus, new deans, students and administrators became leaders at the university and OU finished up its first semester in almost 50 years were just a few highlights of the historic year.
Two Ohio University professors were recently named charter fellows for the National Academy of Inventors.
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