As Ohio University’s final quarter comes to a close, some students are finding themselves unable to schedule for Fall Semester classes because of financial holds from outstanding Campus Care balances even though their MyOHIO pages say they owe nothing.
Editor’s note: The last name of an Ohio University student has been omitted from this story to protect their privacy.
Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series investigating Athens rental housing.
On paper, next week’s Ohio University Faculty Senate meeting will feature one simple change to the executive board. The change of leadership, though, might mean more to those present.
A Glouster man originally charged with one count of rape is asking the court to dismiss the four new charges brought against him because the charges are a violation of his right to a speedy trial.
Historically, Student Senate campaigns that raise the most money win the biggest on Election Day, and this year’s REACH ticket was no exception.
The winners of a local competition may see their own design riding around town on the sides of a new joint-patrol cruiser.
Days after Ohio University named Ryan Lombardi its interim vice president for Student Affairs, the former dean of students said he hopes to name an interim for his old job next week.
As Ohio University waves goodbye to Kent Smith next week, students, faculty, and staff learned this morning that a familiar face will fill his shoes.
The Dairy Barn Cultural Arts Center will showcase the work of graphic novel artists from around the globe Friday.
Ohio University will host 13 teaching candidates during the upcoming academic year to complete a fellowship that has produced several Pulitzer Prize and Fields Medal winners.
Nowhere in rural Southeast Ohio looks anything like a scene out of Star Trek, but that doesn’t mean residents can’t pretend it does for a day.
Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine is one step closer to securing a replacement dean for retiring Jack Brose.
An Ohio University student was arrested during the early morning hours Thursday for allegedly making an explosive device.
A Canton man who allegedly molested two young boys last year was found competent to stand trial after months of deliberation.
After months of speculation about the various effects of hydraulic fracturing in Athens County, a group of speakers provided firsthand accounts of the controversial drilling method’s consequences at a conference Wednesday.
As students begin to register for Fall Semester, many professors have found themselves filling out a lot more pink slips than expected.
Toward the end of a night full of awards, scholarships and even some teary goodbyes from outgoing Vice President for Student Affairs Kent Smith, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis announced a new student trustee.
While some college students get alcohol illegally with a fake ID or a generous upperclassman, others obtain their drinks legally with their parents.
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