A man wanted in connection with a Wednesday bank robbery in Carroll, Ohio was seen near campus — and area law enforcement are searching for the possibly armed fugitive.
Ohio University officials might roll out a new way for students to drive next year.
Months before the election that will determine whether he will spend another four years in the White House, President Barack Obama is reaching out to the same audience that helped him win the 2008 election — college students.
A male Ohio University student has reported an attempted aggravated robbery.
After standing ovations for the survival of Rep. Gabriel Gifford and the demise of Osama bin Laden, President Barack Obama declared the nation is finally recovering from a painful recession and challenged politicians to unite to continue the progress Tuesday night.
Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate came to a resolution last night to support a new unified bus system that could save students' lives and their gas money.
James Hall residents won’t be showering anytime soon.
Ohio University students don’t have to look to Facebook and Twitter to chat with people from around the world.
On a cool September night, a girl walked down Union Street, struggling with two cases of beer. Nick, making his way back to Jefferson Hall on East Green, decided to be a gentleman and help her.
At 29 years old, Roshayl Burchfield saw her life differently. She was enrolled in school and married with two kids, but her husband’s cancer diagnosis sent them into a tailspin toward poverty.
Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate came to a resolution at Monday night’s meeting to allocate funding to the History Graduate Student Association for its 7th National History conference.
An Ohio University professor will speak to a specific student group Thursday — one that grow up in a household that speaks a language other than English.
Editor’s Note: This is the final day of a three-day front-page series examining underage drinking in Athens and at Ohio University. To protect identities, some sources are first-name only.
Mackenzie Cologie spent her high-school career as a popular student at Sheridan High in Thornville, Ohio. A softball and volleyball star, she was an average 15-year-old girl.
Before Ohio University Student Senate drafts a resolution to inform the state legislature of its stance on a student trustee voting rights bill, its members must decide where they stand on the issue.
The 21st-birthday countdown starts months in advance.
Purchasing cards might soon become a last resort for faculty and administration at Ohio University as the school inches closer to a centralized purchasing system.
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