Controversy surrounding the destruction of Building 26 at The Ridges has led at least one public official to suggest that Ohio’s state government bring back The Ridges Advisory Committee.
A local prisoner who was convicted of murdering his wife in 2011 has filed for an appeal through the Hocking County Common Pleas Court.
The notorious day that colors Ohio University students green both inside and out had students opening bar tabs instead of books Wednesday.
Students might not begrudge taking general education courses if they have relevance to their majors, which is one of the goals of a new Ohio University committee.
One major difference fest-goers can expect to notice this upcoming season is a much stricter enforcement of the nuisance party ordinance.
As students trickled down the escalators in Baker University Center on Thursday, many were greeted by a large banner, which hung on the fourth floor.
“I think it’s really important that a student trustee stays in tune with students.”
A former Ohio University student’s father is suing O’Bleness Memorial Hospital for $3 million over the death of his daughter in 2010.
Ohio University takes precaution in ensuring the health and safety of its non-human residents on campus in an ethical and humane manner.
After taking a two-week hiatus, Ohio University Student Senate reconvened on Wednesday evening to reopen discussion on and pass a resolution brought up prior to the break.
The court heard testimony Tuesday from two forensic scientists who tested the rape kits of alleged victims in Thomas Shifflet’s rape case.
After five years and more than 50 layoffs, employees at the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services are receiving their first pay raise since March 2008.
Many municipalities throughout Ohio have announced their opposition to House Bill 5 because of its financial impacts on city budgets resulting in reductions of city personnel.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis paid a visit to Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting to address the faculty workload policy in the state budget in and explain the progress of the guaranteed tuition model.
If a person dumps his old tires on the outskirts of town rather than disposing of them properly, he is considered a criminal.
Porter Hall provided a stage for a public lecture on the dynamics of global resources and their impact on an international level Monday night.
Athens City Council is now a step closer to funding improvements to the city’s wastewater treatment plant.
To prevent future demolitions at The Ridges, an Athens County official is hoping for advice from Columbus to reassert his authority to advise Ohio University.
The trial of a 76-year-old man accused of raping several young girls continued for the second week Monday at the Athens County Court of Common Pleas.
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