The Princeton Review ranks Ohio University No. 5 in the nation for “lots of hard liquor,” and with more than 20,000 students on campus, there is plenty of money to be made from thirsty scholars.
Although Ohio University and Nigeria are separated by about 6,000 miles, a few longitudinal lines and an ocean, each has contributed to the achievements of the other.
About 20 male Ohio University students donned costumes and strutted down the catwalk Monday for an event that usually ignores their gender: a pageant.
Though not originally from Southeast Ohio, Darius Jenkins knew he wanted to make a difference in the area during his first year at Ohio University.
With Thanksgiving break approaching, Ohio University is preparing to house students during break for the first time.
As many Ohio University students and local residents make their plans for Thanksgiving, area charity organizations are working to provide for struggling families in the region.
Recently re-elected Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly said his first term as sheriff will set the tone for his next four years.
It had been five years since an Ohio University student was named a Marshall Scholar and accepted one of the 40 annual scholarships to study abroad in the United Kingdom — but that changed Monday.
Athens City Council members discussed ordinances during their Monday meeting that would promote local businesses by protecting food vendors and removing parking fees for the holiday season.
The leaves in a city truck caught fire three times before being put out by the Athens Fire Department Monday afternoon.
After last week’s discussion of Ohio House Bill 601 — which would standardize municipal tax codes throughout the state — Athens City Council will likely pass a resolution tonight that would formally condemn the proposed legislation.
Three men accused of committing two armed robberies pleaded not guilty at their arraignment hearings Wednesday.
Ohio University’s Athletes in Action hosted its fourth annual “Thankmas” dinner and added a new ingredient to the event by bringing in a guest speaker to share words of faith.
Check out a video of John Hutchison's horses in action here.
A year after public outrage sparked the repeal of Senate Bill 5, the Ohio legislature once again has its hands full with strong opposition to a proposed overhaul of the way Ohio cities collect taxes.
Athens’ chocolate lovers might have to work a little harder to get their fix after O’Chocolate closes shop, but rest assured; the shop’s chocolatier will continue creating her confections.
Editor’s note: This is the final in a three-part series looking at the present state of scholarships at Ohio University.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees passed a 3.5 percent tuition increase during one of its recent visits to Athens, but this time around, the focus is on building a sustainable budget.
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