Despite Brooklyn, N.Y. being more than 500 miles away, the well being of the city’s youth is not just another mindless thought for an Ohio University freshman.
A house on Grovensor Street suffered minor damage after a fire started in the attic around noon Friday.
Since the beginning of August, Brett Harden has had a significant charge in his Ohio University financial account with no way to pay it off.
Five former or current Ohio University officials are being sued in a developing lawsuit after a student claims he was inappropriately expelled from his graduation ceremony last year.
A Citizens Bank branch in Nelsonville was robbed at gunpoint at around 2 p.m. Thursday, and the suspect is still armed and at large.
Athens County residents will not be able to vote in the upcoming election to determine whether a local bait and tackle business should be able to sell alcohol on Sundays because of a recently dismissed lawsuit.
After four weeks of classes, many Ohio University students might feel a little closer to home during Parents Weekend.
After more than two decades as an elected official, the chairman of the Athens Township Trustees will soon leave the political spotlight.
Signs at the Athens Wal-Mart that declared the store to be the “Fest Supplies Headquarters” were taken down because of potential confusion about who sponsored the controversial block parties.
A Citizens Bank in Nelsonville was robbed at gunpoint Thursday around 2 p.m., and the suspect is armed and still at large.
Gene T. Harris, superintendent of Columbus City Schools and chair of the Ohio University Board of Trustees, announced today that she will be retiring from her position as superintendent on July 1.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated the Ohio University College Republicans have made political contributions and donations. Additionally, the article stated the Ohio University Students for Liberty receive donations. The Post regrets these error.
Following pay raises that some Ohio University Student Senate members call questionable, Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit and Vice President for Finance and Administration Stephen Golding will defend their salary increases at next week’s senate meeting.
When Aaron Kuhnert and his wife Courtney moved from Carbondale, Ill., to Athens in 2011, their only intention was to form a church in a college town. However they were missing one crucial ingredient: a venue.
Student Senate was headlined Wednesday night by the unanimous passing of a resolution that recently gained some traction university-wide.
The Ohio University Student Appropriations Commission is rolling out a new application process for student organizations looking for funds.
Two days after the Constitution turned 225 years old, a renowned scholar will visit Ohio University to expound upon religious freedoms and the First Amendment.
The Management Information Systems program in Ohio University’s College of Business was recently ranked sixth nationwide in the 2012 Bloomberg Businessweek annual ranking of the “Best Undergraduate Business Programs by Specialty.”
The Athens County Economic Development Council wants to give away $15,000 in grant money, but the organization is having difficulty finding someone to take it.
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