Kristen Roseman recently gained notoriety for her interview with Sway the Crowd Productions during the April 28 Palmer Fest. In the video, Roseman describes what happened inside of the house on 11 Palmer St. that caught fire and subsequently led to an early end to the annual block party.
A local activist and hostel operator was indicted by an Athens County Grand Jury Friday on one count of trespassing after he allegedly entered a pregnant woman’s room and shoved her.
A Glouster man currently being held on an assault charge will now also face a murder charge after his victim died Friday afternoon in a Columbus hospital.
Almost six months after a Zanesville man released dozens of lions, tigers, and other wild animals from his farm, Ohio is on its way to regulating such animals.
Basketball season might be over, but that didn’t stop hundreds of Ohio University faculty and students from spending a few hours in The Convo Thursday.
Church by day, amphitheater by night, Carpenter Street’s former auto-parts warehouse has been transformed into a non-traditional contender in the Athens music scene.
Tasting homemade ales from Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery is a pastime for many who live in Athens, and now visitors will have the opportunity to taste a variety of locally crafted beer as well.
Challah covers are used to hide the bread for weekly Shabbat services in the Jewish religion, but for junior Morgan Blumenfeld, those covers gave her a different idea.
After one Ohio University Student Senate ticket represented their campaign from behind a senate fest safety table at Palmer Fest, REACH’s consequences remain unknown.
Weeks after Ohio University’s Board of Trustees voted in favor of a 3.5 percent tuition increase, Student Senate plans to add an option on the May ballot to include student input regarding tuition hikes.
Across all of Ohio University’s campuses, non-traditional students make up 26 percent of the undergraduate student population. Though that percentage has risen during the past decade, the university has never targeted specific types of students in recruiting efforts.
Though banning future fests in Athens was discussed earlier this week, Mayor Paul Wiehl swept the possibility off the table Wednesday.
In a time when academic budget cuts are eliminating art classes in many school systems, an Athens High School sophomore set out to prove that art should still play a role in education.
Albany Fire Department responded to four calls of down trees and power lines within forty minutes during last Tuesday night's storm.
Just months after Campus Care underwent a long-awaited facelift, a separate department occupying the same building is looking to receive possible tweaking of its own.
For a fencer, the ability to execute swift, light touches with pinpoint accuracy and surgical precision is a skill to take pride in.
Despite Ohio University’s plan to switch to a “more efficient” budgeting strategy by 2016, Responsibility Centered Management could mean deficits for certain colleges.
After the first two fests of Spring Quarter left a house on fire and town-gown relations on the fritz, Student Senate has decided to up its “fest safety” efforts for the rest of the season.
Although there were almost 30 percent fewer arrests during last weekend’s Palmer Place and Palmer fests than at last year’s parties, Ohio University students made up about half the partiers who ended up in cuffs.
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