First it was the smell — an annoyance that concerned the residents of the small Texas town. But when the nosebleeds began, Calvin Tillman realized he needed to investigate the effects of hydraulic fracturing.
Despite low attendance at Saturday’s “Medical Student for a Day,” Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine isn’t putting away the scrubs.
The task at hand: Design and implement a new academic program from scratch, factoring in the upcoming quarters-to-semesters transition.
As tens of thousands of soldiers return from the War in Iraq, Ohio University is searching for ways to encourage some of these veterans to return to school.
Billy Caudill, the possibly armed fugitive who was reported seen near Ohio University’s campus Thursday, turned himself in to the Fairfield County Sheriff Sunday.
Ohio University’s graduate students will not have to search much longer for a place to showcase their research.
After receiving an “overwhelming response” to a program that narrows the gap between citizens and law enforcement, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly recently announced another Citizens Academy this spring.
Matt Starline spends his days tending to crops and livestock on his 50-acre organic farm in Rome Township — but two injection wells that could pollute his only water supply sit just beyond the borders of his property.
Last night’s Athens City School Board meeting – originally intended to reveal the
On Saturday, any Ohio University undergraduate can be a medical student.
With the kitchen in full view, a menu without prices and limited seating, Nine Tables is not your typical restaurant — and the Athens family who opened it likes it that way.
The 10 Ohio University buildings with the largest deferred-maintenance backlog each require more than $10 million of work to be properly restored.
Update: Ohio University officials reported Friday morning they believe Billy Caudill is no longer near OU's campus.
Athens dining may have to make room for something a little more fancy.
After being presented with information regarding student trustee voting rights, Ohio University’s Student Senate members are still uncertain which way their resolution on the topic will sway.
Hocking College will see a second visit from the school’s accrediting body this year because the college did not fully meet all criteria the first time around.
Last year, about 150 Olive Ridley turtles became trapped in a net and died on Kothapeta beach in India.
An unadvertised phone number — and allegations surrounding it — are creating acrimony between two of Athens’ three cab companies.
Although the wheels have been set in motion for Ohio University’s quarters-to-semesters switch, only a fraction of students have formally planned their transitions.
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