As of yesterday, Ohioans are no longer allowed to possess, sell or manufacture chemicals found in “bath salts” and synthetic cannabinoids, both of which obtain chemicals that produce similar effects to that of marijuana.
What is lurking in students’ medicine cabinet could be more harmful than helpful, a recent study finds.
They promised to be there for both the good and bad times as well as in sickness and health, and many Ohio University alumni have prospered.
A movement that began in New York City and spread throughout the world will land at Ohio University tonight as OU students and faculty begin their own version of the Occupy Wall Street protests.
Ohio University parents, students and alumni had the chance to explore the Ridges in a new way this weekend.
Athens police, Ohio University students and alumni will all be out for the Homecoming Parade Saturday.
Students in Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication might not get the chance to enjoy the new Schoonover Center for Communication before they graduate because of recent delays.
Despite the rainy and cold weather conditions, more than 200 students and alumni turned out this evening to "yell like hell" on the the Walter Hall lawn.
A National Guardsman accused of raping an Ohio University student last month was indicted by a grand jury yesterday.
The Ohio University Alumni Association and Ohio Brew Week will bring entertainment and fresh brews to those populating Athens’ brick streets Homecoming weekend.
For most, a round of Monopoly doesn’t conjure up images of the hardships suffered in America during the Great Depression.
For the estimated 300,000 American students abroad this year, staying nice and comfy within a “study-abroad bubble” might no longer be an option.
Leading scholars on the Great Depression will hash out opposing theories on its causes, the New Deal and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt this weekend as part of a conference hosted by the George Washington Forum.
Ohio University’s President Roderick McDavis stressed the importance of safety at the Student Senate meeting last night.
A 2008 gift to Ohio University’s Russ College of Engineering just got $29 million larger — now totaling the largest donation ever received by a public university in Ohio.
The Gallipolis man charged with the rape of an Ohio University student was arraigned in Athens County Municipal Court yesterday and is denying that he had any sexual contact with the woman.
About 50 protesters stormed out of last night’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting after senate failed for the third week in a row to vote on a resolution condemning the wording of Senate Bill 5.
It was in Southeast Michigan at age 9 that local resident Jeff Wilson began to lay the foundational know-how that would lead to the creation of his passive solar pièce de résistance at 69 S. Shannon Ave.
With the conclusion of Nancy Bain’s 26-year career as an Athens City Councilwoman looming, the race to put a new face on the 3rd ward is on.
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