Ohio coach Jim Christian has preached a proactive defensive approach all season and got the result he yearned for Wednesday when the Bobcats held Ball State to a dismal offensive output.
Ohio University Student Senate welcomed Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit and Vice President for Finance and Administration Stephen Golding to Wednesday’s meeting. Benoit and Golding presented about the possibility of guaranteed tuition at OU.
Ohio University’s Culinary Services aims to serve students’ dietary needs, but one program has gone largely unused.
Two friends, songwriters and band mates, will join each other on stage Friday night, where their relationship will link their own two sets together.
Since taking office in 2009, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly has been in the business of “taking down drug dealers.”
For one team, a home game means driving 45 minutes off campus.
Gov. John Kasich introduced a new budget proposal for the 2014-15 fiscal year on Monday that was greeted with positive reactions from several Ohio University student organizations.
UPDATE 10:55 a.m.: The Boy Scouts of America's national executive board announced the decision on whether it would allow gay members and leaders will be delayed until the board's May meeting, according to the Associated Press.
In response to years of decline in usage, snail mail will become even slower this August.
Athens County residents are taking up their right to bear arms as Congress begins a heated debate on gun laws.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly requested more funds from Athens County commissioners Tuesday, saying that his office felt overwhelmed.
A Ross County jury decided Wednesday afternoon that William Inman will spend life in prison for killing his daughter-in-law.
Another potential candidate has added her name to a long list of people vying for an at-large seat on Athens City Council.
The third of four men charged with attacking and robbing an elderly woman last year changed his plea to guilty Monday and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
A judge decided last week that DVD recordings of alleged victims in a molestation case can be used as evidence but is still undecided about the nature of the victims’ testimonies.
Boyd Dining Hall is next in the renovations merry-go-round at Ohio University.
Higher education reform was at the top of the syllabus for Ohio on Monday as Gov. John Kasich introduced his Jobs Budget 2.0.
During the 2014-15 school year, a new set of academic standards will take effect in Ohio. These standards are predicted to significantly lower student test scores.
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