All eyes were on England Friday as the Opening Ceremony took place to commence the 2012 Summer Olympics. Fans from all over the world gathered around the city to watch the ceremony, filling places from Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park.
Ohio University has signed a contract with Enterprise Rent-A-Car to offer a car-sharing program for students on the Athens campus for one year.
When Ohio University students left their campus dwellings to enjoy their summer in June, Athens transformed from rowdy college town into a calm, family-oriented city — as it does every summer.
The northern part of Court Street will be closed to traffic and pedestrians for construction that will last until mid-September.
This summer, all students living on Ohio University's campus are being asked to sit through a new online program — the OU Student Safety Orientation.
For two years, Ohio University has collected hundreds of thousands of dollars from EnergyConnect for demonstrating its ability to lower power usage in an emergency. Last week, when the southern Ohio electricity grid neared capacity, that emergency finally came.
Ohio’s Board of Regents voted unanimously in favor of a smoking ban on Ohio’s public university campuses Monday.
Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine purchased the land last week that will become its Dublin regional extension branch.
For some, wired and wireless network connections must be registered with OU’s Office of Information Technology on Thursday.
Ohio University has appointed Kenneth Johnson as the new dean of its Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees has appointed another member to its board.
A thunderstorm that swept through Athens Wednesday afternoon left some without power not long after having it restored.
After thirty years of discussing health-related topics, Family Health, an Athens-based radio program, is going off the air.
Athens City Council members focused Monday night’s meeting on city projects, including accepting energy improvement project for city buildings that will cost more than $100,000.
Ohio University will be reducing its electricity Tuesday night because of a state of electrical emergency in southeast Ohio.
Trekking to Court Street to buy textbooks can be one of the only dreadful trips Uptown for the year, but many students this year may find themselves a little happier with the size of their wallets than in the past.
College is a nest where students become accustomed to their daily routine, and many have difficulty at first learning to fly away on their own.
After just one day on campus, most will realize that Baker University Center quickly becomes a student’s best friend.
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