Closures, delays for Obama to start Tuesday night
By Betty Laudermilt | Oct. 15, 2012Ohio University will be filled with street closures, limited building access and delays beginning as early as Tuesday night.
NEWS BLOGS
Ohio House Bill 153 requires availability of 3-year degrees
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 15, 2012Ohio public universities had until Monday evening to outline courses to help students earn a bachelor’s degree in three years.
Ohio football player suspended after alleged assault
By Marika Lee | Oct. 15, 2012An Ohio University football player has been suspended from the team after he was arrested for allegedly punching an OU student in the face.
Former student revises wrongful arrest complaint
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 15, 2012Attorney Derek Farmer filed an amended complaint Monday against five Ohio University officials outlining additional reasons why his client, Gregory Richards, was inappropriately arrested.
Abandoned Bi-Lo gas station acquired by city
By Sam Howard | Oct. 15, 2012Athens City Council members had been weighing the pros and cons of acquiring an abandoned Athens gas station for months, but a tiebreaking vote by Council President Jim Sands sealed the deal Monday night.
Student charged with felonious assault
By Marika Lee | Oct. 15, 2012An Ohio University student was arraigned Monday morning for allegedly assaulting another student Sunday morning.
Parade a success despite route change
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Oct. 14, 2012Ohio University’s new Homecoming parade route did not deter current students and alumni from watching as it zigzagged from Factory Street to Park Place.
Past & President
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 14, 2012During the past century, 10 United States presidents have spoken in Athens, and Wednesday will mark the 11th.
Sustainability report notes wealth, lack of success
By Will Drabold | Oct. 14, 2012Ohio University made its first step toward becoming more sustainable, but still has a long way to go, according to the university’s first annual sustainability report.
Sen. Rand Paul visits Athens
By Allan Smith | Oct. 14, 2012Amid an election season with campaign visits from both members of the Democratic presidential ticket, an appearance from a high-profile Republican senator went relatively unnoticed Friday.
Club hosts speaker who focuses on establishment, development of non-profits
By Josh Rogers | Oct. 14, 2012The National Communication Association Student Club hosted guest speaker Diane Moore for their third meeting of the year Monday night in the Central Classroom Building.
"POWER Hour" session to meet Tuesday night
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 14, 2012POWER/GAMMA will meet at 7p.m. Tuesday night for the annual October “POWER Hour” session on alcohol.
Flash mob highlights Homecoming spirit
By Hannah Yang | Oct. 13, 2012College Green became the dance floor for Ohio University students, faculty and administrators Saturday when a flash mob formed after the Homecoming parade.
Helicopters land on South Green, leave shortly after
By Hannah Yang | Oct. 13, 2012Five helicopters landed on the intramural fields located on South Green Sunday afternoon, only to leave minutes later.
Pep rally 'energizes' attendees
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 11, 2012Ohio University students gathered to “Yell Like Hell” on College Green Thursday afternoon.
OU employee charged with marijuana cultivation
By Marika Lee | Oct. 11, 2012An Ohio University janitor pleaded not guilty to cultivating 12 marijuana plants at his Athens residence.
Couples drawn back to Athens
By Andrea Frazier, Sara Lowenstein | Oct. 11, 2012Editor’s note: This is the final of a four-part series examining weddings in Athens.
Former Marching 110 director's motto reflected in theme
By Kelly Fisher, Meryl Gottlieb | Oct. 11, 2012Ohio University students will be marching to a theme established by a former band director at this year’s Homecoming Parade.
