Despite Sen. Troy Balderson’s, R-20th, recently voiced support of hydraulic fracturing, area officials continue to stand firmly against the mining style.
At last night’s city council meeting, Athens City Auditor Kathy Hecht received the Auditor of State Award.
Today, journalism students have an excuse not to sleep in and stay warm under the covers.
A professor reminded Ohio University students last night that the historical perspectives of “paradise” were affected by forgotten wars.
Ohio University students will hear about a particular type of economic stimulus today — one not emphasizing debt loan forgiveness but rather the graduation rate of black students.
Ohio University students are setting aside their hoodies and Uggs for a day to tout their resumes and experience at a career fair.
After the U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced the purchase of more than 2,600 acres of land for the purpose of oil and natural gas drilling in Athens County, area public officials and residents have raised vocal concerns.
Sexual assault reports on Ohio University’s campus have increased in the past year, but OU officials credit the hike to victims’ willingness to report crimes.
Tonight the election season kicks off with the first mayoral debate between 4-year Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl, a Democrat, and his Republican challenger Randy Morris.
New research from an Ohio University professor shows that half of all the carbon monoxide detectors in Athens County “fail” when tested.
A New York Times journalist visited Ohio University today to tell journalism students about his journey from college blogging to a New York City newsroom.
University Program Council is offering students walking through Baker University Center’s third floor atrium today through Thursday the chance to anonymously submit their secrets on a postcard.
Students hoping to enter the nursing field will have expanded distance-learning options at Ohio University starting next winter.
An organization committed to opposing Senate Bill 5 is urging Ohio students to vote no on Issue 2 and denouncing the Ohio University Student Senate’s recent stance on the bill.
Former senator George Voinovich cut one final ribbon Saturday, officially dedicating a new space in Alden Library where students and faculty explore the library’s special collections.
The State of Ohio is relocating its death row operations to Chillicothe in an effort to save money by cutting transportation costs and freeing up beds for the state's most violent inmates.
Known for his charm and genuine kindness, Paul Abraham personified and perfected the role of the small-town business owner. After he died last week, customers and friends, often synonymous at the Campus Sundry, began leaving notes and flowers at the doorstep for the West Union Street storeowner.
Ohio University students and their families braved the October rain Saturday at an event honoring United States service members.
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