Student Senate: Fall Quarter resolutions take shape
By SARA JERDE | Jan. 8, 2012Ohio University’s Student Senate last met two months ago, but the work didn’t stop over Winter Intersession.
Ohio University’s Student Senate last met two months ago, but the work didn’t stop over Winter Intersession.
Editor’s note: The Glouster woman identified in this story is anonymous due to a possible custody battle over her unborn child.
Although Athens ranked in the bottom 15 percent of a national “quality of life” analysis last month, local residents and officials disagree with the study’s methods, saying they distort the values of the college town.
The local branch of a nationwide marketing company is seeking students for an internship that, in the past, has led to jobs at companies such as ESPN, Coca-Cola, AT&T and Enterprise.
The Nelsonville City Council will meet tonight for a regular session meeting at 7pm in the City Hall Council Chambers, 211 Lake Hope Drive.
A noted Ohio University alumna is hoping to keep her position in Ohio’s legal system.
Ohio University is searching for architecture- and utility-design teams for its overhaul of the residence halls on South Green and hopes to have both selected by next month.
The 72 tenants that once called Wolfe Street Apartments home soon will have to hunt for a new place to lay their heads.
The cause of an Ohio University junior’s November death was acute methadone and alcohol intoxication, the Athens County coroner determined.
A local group hosted a meeting Sunday afternoon at the Athens Community Center designed to organize the region’s resistance to hydraulic fracturing.
Editor’s Note: This is the last of a four-part series about the economic factors of hydraulic fracturing.
As Vice President of Student Affairs Kent Smith interviews at Langston University, another member of the department will be packing his bags.
Bar hoppers descending on Athens for their weekend crawls will soon have a new destination in a familiar location.
A wealth of information and resources is housed beneath the ceiling of Alden Library — a wealth that Ohio University librarians fear students aren’t using.
Next month, the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will pick up an on-campus meningitis study that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was forced to abandon a year ago.
Yesterday a contractor working for O’Bleness Memorial Hospital drilled though an eight-inch water main near the hospital.
Ohio University students will have to wait another year for new computers on the second floor of Alden Library.
After two years of tuning into Columbus-based TV stations, Athens County viewers had to ring in the new year with Charleston versions of their CBS and FOX stations.
For the first time in two years, Ohio University has gone a calendar year without any reported cases of bacterial meningitis among its students.
The keynote speaker at last night’s open Seirra Club meeting cancelled last minute.