Saw-Wai Hla ended his lecture yesterday with a smile, but it wasn’t just the one on his face: He treated the audience to a picture of a smiley face he had created by rearranging atoms.
On a rainy Friday afternoon, Kylie Johnson stands outside the Ohio University Ecohouse, telling a tour group about the enormous solar panel standing out front.
Today demonstrators from the nondenominational fellowship Remnant took to the sidewalks outside Baker University Center to preach to passing students.
Student Senate passed a resolution calling for the opening of Bobcat Lane at an otherwise brief meeting last night.
A junior Ohio University student was pronounced dead at O’Bleness Memorial Hospital this morning, after Athens police responded to a call around 3:00 this morning.
The clock is ticking for Ohio University faculty and staff to accept a buyout option, and so far, about half the expected number of employees have chosen to take the money and walk.
A panel discussion at Ohio University yesterday saw about 50 people gather to debate the possibility of hydraulic-fracture mining in Athens County — though, some attendees were not intimidated by the possibility.
After serving two years in the Army, including five months as a prisoner of war during World War II, a local resident will be inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame for his efforts fighting causes much closer to home.
In regards to a Ohio Senate vote on the infrastructure portion of the president’s American Jobs Act, 21 mayors from across the state have signed a letter this week urging Republicans in Congress to pass the bill.
Howard Dewald discovered yesterday he might retain his spot at the top of Ohio University’s College of Arts and Sciences.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will be holding a public forum today pertaining to the proposed strip mining of 347 acres in Joy Hollow of Athens County by Oxford Mining.
A Chillicothe man was charged with one count of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor Monday at a residential center in Nelsonville.
Ohio University will offer law-inclined students the chance today to judge what they’re doing after graduation.
Editor’s note: This is the third of a three-part series about campaigning for office in Athens.
As Athens City Council prepares to finalize its budget plans for the upcoming fiscal year, 3rd Ward candidates believe council should utilize innovative approaches to create more revenue for the city.
A new Ohio University professor of physics will demonstrate for students the manipulation of molecules and atoms in an enlightening and unconventional way on Thursday.
Ohio University’s Student Senate meeting will be kept brief tomorrow, President Kyle Triplett said, because senate is planning to go cheer on the Bobcats at the football game against Temple University.
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