Though Homecoming is traditionally a rowdy weekend for Athens police, there were no surprises when Ohio University alumni flooded Uptown restaurants and bars before, during and after Saturday’s parade.
To conclude Monday’s Occupy OhioU “Free School” professor lectures, Ohio University faculty member Laura Larson led a discussion on cellphone photography.
About 30 people sat on chairs and milk crates on the grassy lot at the top of Morton Hill to hear Deborah Thorne talk about student debt today.
Ohio University has hired one new employee and located lead candidates for multiple unfilled vice president positions in the University Advancement office.
The normally vacant spot that used to house the Oasis dining facility was home to about 30 people today as they crowded around Mark Scarcelli to hear about the danger of education cuts and the decline of the middle class.
Atop Morton Hill, once home to the Oasis dining hall, 35 people sat listening to a lecture by political theory professor Judith Grant on the basis of the Occupy OhioU protests and the prevalence of gender and social movements in today's society.
Financial plans to implement the eighth-largest campus solar panel system in the nation are in the works between Hocking College officials and Third Sun Solar Power.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will speak at today’s Faculty Senate meeting for the second time this year.
As a part of the Help America Vote Act, 92 precincts across the state of Ohio are set to receive grants for permanent polling improvements.
The property on which students once gathered for a late-night snack is now occupied by activists during the day and tents at night.
Since 2009, the Athens Police Department has been operating with fewer and fewer officers. Despite local officials calling for a personnel increase, the department feels its effectiveness has not faded.
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.
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.
Ohio University parents, students and alumni had the chance to explore the Ridges in a new way this weekend.
For most, a round of Monopoly doesn’t conjure up images of the hardships suffered in America during the Great Depression.
The Ohio University Alumni Association and Ohio Brew Week will bring entertainment and fresh brews to those populating Athens’ brick streets Homecoming weekend.
A National Guardsman accused of raping an Ohio University student last month was indicted by a grand jury yesterday.
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.
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