Justice Yvette McGee Brown has been reminding voters to “vote Brown all the way down” during her campaign for re-election to the Supreme Court of Ohio, but it is her Athens roots that helped take her from Southeast Ohio north to her position in Columbus.
For the first time, Ohio University’s fraternity recruitment will take a formalized approach.
Ohio University and Athens city officials are already thinking about keeping annual Halloween festivities safe, even though the event is more than a month away.
When Ohio University students vote in Athens this November, some of the issues they will face could have a statewide reach.
Ohio University Student Senate executives have invited students to discuss senate’s meeting with administrators Tuesday night.
In tonight’s City Council Meeting several ordinances will be brought up for their third, second, and first rounds of discussion. Topics of ordinances cover subjects that include Halloween Weekend, land acquisition and city repairs, among others.
Athens County Habitat for Humanity has recently begun work on its 29th home, built at 2 Alexander St. in Athens.
An Ohio University student was found dead in his third-floor Washington Hall dorm room Sunday evening.
The Ohio Department of Transportation announced last week that a section of westbound lanes on the Nelsonville bypass project are scheduled to open Wednesday.
Four-play!, an Ohio University group of physical therapy students, hosted its sixth annual wheelchair rugby event at Ping Center Saturday, raising money for their undefeated opposing team, the Buckeye Blitz.
Amy Goodman, reporter for independent grassroots news program, Democracy Now! spoke Saturday to promote her book and encourage the audience to participate in its government.
An Ohio University freshman was found dead in his dorm room Sunday evening.
The sixth annual Wheelchair Rugby will return to Athens this Saturday, giving students an opportunity to take down the defending champions.
Editor’s note: Wesley’s last name has been omitted to protect his identity.
The recent suggestion that the president’s house might no longer house the president has prompted responses from both current and past occupants of 29 Park Place.
An Athens couple who have incorporated marriage into a business partnership will soon own and manage a new restaurant on Court Street.
Several dozen students are bouncing and jousting outside the Memorial Auditorium this afternoon.
Since receiving a lead gift of $8 million from Robert and Margaret Walter in December 2010, Ohio Athletics headed up efforts to construct a multipurpose center on campus. Despite its efforts, though, chief control of the facility’s planning changed hands earlier this month.
An Ohio University student trustee and OU’s Student Senate discussed the university president’s raise during Wednesday’s meeting in what quickly became a tense environment, requiring the calling of order several times.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis might be the first to break a 60-year tradition of living on Park Place.
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