With Ohio University’s classes ending 36 days earlier on the semester system, this May will be the last chance for local businesses to soak up the benefits of the most profitable warm month in Athens.
Slow Internet speeds and difficulty logging into Ohio University’s wireless system have hindered students and faculty despite recently increased bandwidth.
One day soon, students might be firing up their iPads in class rather than thumbing through textbooks.
A tight, reassuring embrace between a 13-year-old and his worried grandmother highlighted the fear and uncertainty exuding from the front row of the Athens County Municipal Courtroom Friday.
An Ohio University alumnus hopes to take the Ohio Supreme Court Justice seat this election season.
Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan was found not guilty today of domestic violence stemming from incident Jan. 10.
As each “yes” signaled the closing of their beloved elementary school, the only thought of Chauncey residents was “no.”
Last year’s anxiety about university budget cuts has subsided, but some Ohio University colleges are feeling the effects more than others as their budget reduction scenarios are being put into action.
Ohio University students and Athens residents will soon park their rears in wheelchairs for a competitive set of wheeled rugby games.
For two months, the fate of the school that has educated generations of Chauncey natives has been on the forefront of the minds of students, faculty and alumni as the possibility of the school’s closure looms.
Ohio University is allocating $1 million of its $160 million in debt financing for repairs of the crumbling infrastructure in Galbreath Chapel.
Brian Bridges ended his last day at Ohio University with a farewell to Student Senate.
Among tuition raises and state funding cuts, Ohio University is following in the wake of others throughout the country by transitioning to a more decentralized form of budgeting.
Though this week’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting will be held in a different location, no new business is on the agenda.
Ohio University is the only one of four Ohio public universities switching to semesters that is requiring students to map out their classes in advance.
Chris Chmiel addressed Athens County residents by asking, “Who do you want to run your business, the business of county government?”
A program designed to boost enrollment and keep talent in Ohio could save eligible undergraduate students at Ohio University close to $9,000 a year in tuition fees, but few students have jumped at the opportunity.
Chile may be more than 5,000 miles away from Athens, Ohio, but the institutionalized violence and murder of civilians the South American country saw in 1970s and 80s seemed much closer to home Tuesday night.
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