A Gallipolis man charged with raping an Ohio University student and a local man charged with robbing a gas station at knifepoint both pleaded not guilty at their arraignment hearings yesterday.
An Ohio University alumna will school students on little-known avant-garde female filmmakers throughout history today.
Though the Athens Police Department’s alcohol-related arrests have stayed consistent since 2009, underage-drinking arrests by the Ohio Investigative Unit nearly doubled in 2010.
Ohio University Student Senate discussed 13 surefire ways to get busted on Halloween in Athens last night.
Although the fear of roaming lions, camels and cheetahs has prompted several Zanesville schools to close, Ohio University’s Zanesville branch campus will continue with classes as normal today.
Paul Wiehl first looked toward the mayoral seat before 2008 while he was sitting on the Athens Zoning Board of Appeals, in a position appointed by former Mayor Ric Abel.
For some, retirement means leaving the working world and picking up a general hobby. But for Marcia Van Bibber and her husband, Eddie, it means taking that hobby and transforming it into a small business.
Although members of Ohio University’s Student Senate have admitted they called for the wrong type of vote regarding a Senate Bill 5 resolution last week, senate members are ready to move on with new business.
The Stonewall riots of 1969 were the topic of discussion this afternoon when Political Science Professor Susan Burgess joined the Occupy OhioU movement with a lecture on Queer Activism.
Students were evacuated from a South Green residence hall early this morning when a fire filled the first floor with smoke.
Senate Bill 5 was introduced and asked to leave within minutes at last week’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting, but this week, senate executives said they made a mistake.
Hair fixed, favorite outfit on, coffee in hand — the day has started out fairly well … until you step in front of the mirror.
An Ohio University professor will see her name in the pages of Ohio Magazine this year because of her work on the Zanesville campus.
Today’s wet weather forced Occupy OhioU demonstrators to relocate to the Episcopal Church of the Good Shephard to hear a presentation about incarceration.
History repeats itself.
After a day of demonstrations and discussions, participants of the Occupy OhioU movement rallied, marched and concluded with a candlelit peace vigil as the sun set at the top of Morton Hill last night.
Instead of waiting in line at The Front Room in between class this week, students can spend five minutes getting their cheeks swabbed so they can be added to a database of possible bone marrow donors.
Members of Ohio University Student Senate will utilize Who Wants to be a Millionaire-inspired lifelines in a social media push to increase sexual assault awareness.
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