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.
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.
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.
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.
Political satirist Lee Camp continued on his two-day tour of Ohio University today at the Occupy OhioU movement.
A 25-year-old woman charged with killing her stepdaughter was found unfit to stand trial, following a court-appointed psychological evaluation.
Students will now be able to enroll in major-specific junior level composition courses, after Faculty Senate approved a plan to establish “Junior Equivalency” classes.
A lecture on charter schools in Ohio evolved into a discussion on the current state of education at an event hosted by Occupy OhioU earlier today.
Three men, including two Hocking College students, were arrested for alleged kidnapping and aggravated robbery this past Saturday.
Dubbed green and white royalty, seniors Harrison Hill and Faye Miller were awarded the throne Friday as Ohio University’s newest Homecoming King and Queen.
A plan that could free Ohio University from state mandates and potentially create additional scholarships will be presented to the Ohio legislature two months early.
Yesterday’s Athens City Council meeting brought to light Council’s compromises regarding energy contracts, residential unease over green space and worries for the city’s financial future.
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.
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.
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.
History repeats itself.
What is lurking in students’ medicine cabinet could be more harmful than helpful, a recent study finds.
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.
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