President Barack Obama announced Friday he would withdraw all American troops from Iraq by the end of 2011, but for members of Ohio University’s Army ROTC program ending more than eight years of conflict isn’t so cut-and-dry.
“Be a leader, not a follower!” is a familiar expression to many Ohio University students.
A 54-year-old man is current incarcerated in the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail for trafficking and possessing 177 total balloons of heroin.
With lowered flags and written words, Ohio Gov. John Kasich honored a civil-rights leader who brought his work from Birmingham, Ala., to Ohio.
The lawsuit between a former Ohio University basketball player and a local bar bouncer was dismissed Thursday after being resolved outside of court.
Students walking past the fourth-floor entrance of Ohio University’s Baker University Center today can pie school administrators in the face.
Trojan Condoms sized up Ohio University this year and determined it was one of the 20 most sexually healthy colleges in the U.S.
For those in need of wheels to the Athens Farmers Market, Graduate Student Senate President Tracy Kelly may have it covered.
Days after Ohio University Student Senate voted down a resolution condemning the wording of Senate Bill 5, Ohio student government representatives made the opposite decision on a statewide level.
A 39-year-old man charged with gross sexual imposition will have his trial delayed for one year while his competency to stand trail will be tested at a Columbus behavioral health care center.
Students will be flooded with ideas regarding the scarcity of water tonight for Better Together at Ohio University’s screening of the documentary Thirst.
Before becoming the originator of the notorious “Hot Tamale Train” from Fox Broadcasting’s So You Think You Can Dance and exciting audiences with her ballroom-dancing finesse, Mary Murphy was just another student at Ohio University.
In a news conference this afternoon Ohio Gov. John Kasich announced a statewide crackdown on exotic animals just days after more than 50 animals escaped in Zanesville. Of the animals, 49 were killed in the fiasco, which garnered national media attention and renewed scrutiny of Ohio's exotic-animal laws.
With officials statewide making a push for exotic-animal regulations following Tuesday’s Zanesville fiasco, Rep. Debbie Phillips, D-92nd, will propose legislation today that would ban new private ownership of exotic animals in Ohio.
Ohio University's Ping Center will lure students to its Halloween party tomorrow with the promise of free events and food.
Film is the language of this era, and women are the sometimes-overlooked voice, a professor told Ohio University students yesterday.
Six Ohio University students will hole up in small rooms this weekend with their brains, one computer and hundreds of inputs and outputs — and they’re looking forward to it.
The Athens County Engineer announced today that he will run for re-election in 2014 for the ninth time.
Ohio University Student Senate discussed 13 surefire ways to get busted on Halloween in Athens last night.
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