More than 100 Ohio residents gathered at Greenhunter Water’s hydraulic fracturing waste storage site in Washington County on Tuesday to protest its plans to expand, ultimately shutting down the site.
Ohio University’s top administration has been served.
Come January 2014, Bush Hall will be a model for flexibility on campus.
The online glue that governs the lives of Ohio University students will be crashing this Saturday — but don’t worry, it was planned.
Athens City Council members reviewed proposals that would create a preservation board for the city as well as a plan to continue paying off environmental improvements made at the Athens Community Center.
The Ohio Department of Transportation is closing the intersection at Route 33 and County Road 7, or Johnson Road, because of the amount of crashes that happen there, especially when Athens High School lets out for the day.
Randy Roberts has participated in the Ohio University Student Research and Creative Activity Expo three years in a row, an experience he describes as “fantastic.”
Victim responses to gun crime are commonly summarized by law enforcement in three different ways — “fight, flight or freeze.”
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a five-part series highlighting different villages in Athens County.
Ohio University Summer Sessions is previewing its summer course lineup Wednesday at its annual fair at Baker University Center.
Athens County will soon begin mandated testing for contaminated land found more than six years ago at the former site of the county garage, a site that was reported as meeting regulations when it was sold.
After being shared and recreated throughout the world, some Ohio University students have uploaded their own rendition of the viral “Harlem Shake” videos.
Athens’ rolling landscape is beautiful on the surface, but a history of unregulated resource extraction has left a much grimmer reality in what lies beneath.
During Andy Alexander’s time as ombudsman at The Washington Post, letters piled on his desk informing him of factual errors, too-frequent usage of anonymous sources and corrections that needed to be made in news articles.
During Ohio University’s spring break, Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit will make the almost-750-mile trip to Eau Claire, Wis., to interview for a new job.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a five-part series highlighting different villages in Athens County.
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