They say her lip gloss is cool, her lip gloss is poppin’. In the words of rapper Lil’ Mama, a local makeup artist’s new line will have women loving the way they put it on so perfect.
Ohio University’s Innovation Center will launch two new programs this year with the goal of eventually producing and selling a new “digital media” product.
Four months and more than $40,000 later, the doors to a newly renovated basement floor in Boyd Hall remain locked — for all but 1.5 hours each day.
After the Ohio State Highway Patrol saw about a 30 percent increase in drug violations throughout the state so far this year, Ohio legislators are considering taking further measures to prevent drug trafficking in the state.
The Ohio University Speech and Debate team traveled to the state capital yesterday to be honored for its recent success.
Low-end estimates for the upcoming academic year indicate that enrollment might remain flat, even though Ohio University has received a record number of applications this year.
Fee money gathered from an increased number of Ohio University undergraduate applications could provide a cushion for the university’s General Fund — even if it doesn’t mean higher enrollment numbers next year.
It only took minutes for the solemn and silent expressions of more than 250 hoodie-clad Ohio University students, faculty members and Athens residents to erupt into chants of justice for a slain Florida teen.
No additional applicants chose to vie for the upcoming school year’s student-trustee position despite a weeklong extension from Ohio University’s Student Senate.
Chuckie Finster, Rufus the naked mole rat and El Barto himself will all be present in Athens, Ohio this spring.
Though “double dipping” is commonly frowned upon when it comes to food, Ohio lawmakers are debating whether public employees’ “double dipping” into state funds hurts taxpayers.
While many Ohio University students struggle to add variety to their schedules, the School of Theater is offering a new spin on the traditional theater course.
Nobody was hospitalized this afternoon as the driver of a red Chevrolet Silverado reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and knocked over multiple light poles and a small road sign on the Richland Avenue roundabout.
Ohio University students and Athens residents alike will raise their hoods and voices on College Green this evening in response to the Trayvon Martin murder case.
About 70 students, residents and city officials listened to six panelists discuss the potential benefits and risks of hydraulic fracturing in the Baker University Center Theatre Tuesday night.
Before “fracking” guidelines are set on land owned by Ohio University, the Board of Trustees wants to know how members of the institution view the drilling practice.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a possible murder-suicide that occurred Monday morning.
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