Missing student from Hocking College found in Athens
By Joshua Jamerson | Nov. 14, 2012With the help of a friend, 17-year-old Megan Lea Morgan was found at a house in Athens after a 14-hour search.
With the help of a friend, 17-year-old Megan Lea Morgan was found at a house in Athens after a 14-hour search.
Only hours after the Ohio University Board of Trustees had discussed the
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees will not satisfy a request made by the Athens County Historical Society & Museum to discuss at trustee meetings the demolition of a building at The Ridges.
Ohio University has named John "Mike" Geringer as the new executive director of the Center for International Business Education and Development and as the new O’Bleness professor of International strategy on Thursday.
A representative from Bain & Company will speak on campus this week, as part of a conference organized by the Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity at Ohio University.
Several top administrators at Ohio University will venture back into Walter Hall on Wednesday night to interact with OU’s elected student representatives for the second time this semester.
Three finalists have been named to fill the Scripps College of Communication dean position — a position that has been vacant for more than a year.
Scott Denoma, a sophomore at Ohio University, is learning how to fly.
Ashley Young’s sentence to life in prison ended the only case involving a female murderer in Athens County in the past five years, but statistically, the county is above the national average for female murderers.
UPDATE: Megan Lea Morgan, 17, who was reported missing Tuesday night by the Hocking College Police Department, has been found in Athens, according to a Facebook post by Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly. More details to come.
Ohio University will participate in a weeklong event encouraging students to share creative ideas to expand career opportunities.
The recommendations of an Athens County “fracking” committee about regulating the controversial drilling and injecting practices might soon reach the agenda of state legislators.
Municipal tax codes and the sale of burritos both fell under the scrutiny of Athens City Council Tuesday night.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series looking at the present state of scholarships at Ohio University.
The United States has had its fair share of environmental crises during the past century, and in a presentation Tuesday evening, a noted historian walked an audience through the debates around those crises.
Though Ohio University’s Nelson Dining Hall opened almost three months ago, phase two of the Nelson Commons construction project is far from completion.
On Tuesday and Friday, Ohio University’s College of Arts and Sciences will hold data summits to discuss the current state of the college for the first time in years.
Athens City Council members will continue outlining next year’s city budget Tuesday night and will consider a benefits package that could increase the pay of 170 non-union city employees.
In honor of American Indian Heritage Month, the Ohio University Multicultural Programs have organized and funded a presentation by musician and writer Joy Harjo.
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — Ohio University’s Army ROTC Bobcat Battalion traveled during Veterans Day weekend to the battleground of a major turning point in the 1863 Civil War.