Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly is being investigated by the Attorney General's Office following allegations of assaulting a man on Saturday.
Tim Reynolds, a 1987 alumnus of Ohio University, will be returning to the classroom — this time as an administrator.
A section of the Nelsonville Bypass opened to traffic last week — marking the start of traffic circumventing the city — but gas stations, restaurants and shops on U.S. Route 33 haven’t seen a big decrease in business.
Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate kicked off its Monday meeting by
After four moves, Michelle Stobart can finally say she’s brought her business of flexibility to its “dream location.”
Athens County Commissioners made an appearance at Monday night’s Athens City Council meeting — but their pitch to combine city and county wastewater facilities might not be a done deal.
An Ohio University student is being held on bond after he allegedly assaulted another student in The Convo parking lot Sunday.
Ohio University Student Senate’s weekly meeting is poised to be a decisive one, as students still want answers from the university’s top administrators.
In the time it took you to read this sentence, 43 Americans made the switch to smartphones.
Rodent infestations and chicken that wasn’t chilled properly are two of the almost 50 health code violations found in Ohio University’s dining halls in recent years.
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Following last week’s presentation made by the Athens County Commissioners, Athens City Council’s Planning and Development Committee will be discussing the prospective US 50 Corridor Wastewater Facilities on Monday night.
After a string of bomb threats on five college campuses during the past two weeks, Athens officials encourage students, faculty and staff to remain vigilant and aware of evacuation procedures.
Athens Police responded to an aggravated burglary call Sunday night at Sunset Motel, 135 Columbus Road.
Hundreds of people gathered on the front lawn of Washington Hall Sunday night to remember Terrence Ambro, who was found dead in his dorm room Sept. 16.Friends, faculty and Athens residents shared memories and had a moment of silence to remember Ambro, a New York native and freshman studying history at Ohio University.
In the midst of anti-American protests and attacks in Libya and Egypt, Ohio University has taken a step toward addressing similar international conflicts with a new certificate program.The Center for International Studies is expanding upon its newest program, War and Peace Studies, by adding a graduate certificate in addition to an undergraduate major and undergraduate certificate.
Many students endure cracks, bumps and flooding while using the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway for transportation and exercise, but a section of the path will soon see repairs after a recent washout.
Gene Harris, superintendent of Columbus City Schools and chairwoman of the Ohio University Board of Trustees, is retiring from her day job.
The death of Terrence Ambro, an Ohio University freshman from New York, has moved three OU freshmen to help others come to terms with what happened.
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