Almost a week after the election, FACE’s campaign for Student Senate has finally concluded, as all members of the ticket — including the two who won seats — have been disqualified by the Board of Elections.
Students facing suspension for alcohol or marijuana use might have another option this fall if recommendations from the Dean of Students’ drug and alcohol task force are approved.
A pick-up truck was reported stolen outside an Athens residence yesterday morning after the keys were left inside.
An Athens man charged with robbery after shoplifting from Dollar General this weekend was arraigned in the Athens County Municipal Court yesterday.
More than 160 Ohio University employees have accepted a buyout thus far, including two departing deans.
After being arrested for selling cocaine in May, a Columbus man took a plea agreement this past Thursday, cutting his potential jail sentence in half.
The Ohio Senate released a version of its budget bill yesterday, detailing amendments it has made to Gov. John Kasich’s biennial operating budget.
Inspired by a visit to Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery last year, Ohio Sen. Jimmy Stewart (R-20th) has proposed an amendment in the current budget that would nearly double the amount of alcoholic content of beer in Ohio.
As students clean out their rooms, Ohio University and Athens County organizations are teaming up to collect more than just a boatload of donated items: they’re looking to fill a semi.
While prescription drug abuse continues to prevail in Athens County and throughout Ohio, Gov. John Kasich passed legislation earlier this month targeting the problem.
Student Senate Vice President Matthew Beddingfield debuted a parody video he made of Justin Bieber’s hit single “Baby” at its final meeting of the year. Beddingfield changed the words so they applied to senate.
A Philadelphia man convicted of rape and three other charges in Athens County filed a new appeal brief this past Thursday, asking the court to overturn his conviction. Charles H. Nguyen, 32, was convicted of one count of rape, kidnapping, burglary and tampering with evidence at his trial August 2010, after he raped an Athens woman he met over the Internet.
Editor's note: This story is the first in a five-part series about the Provost's annual evaluations of deans on Ohio University's Athens campus.
While Athens residents and Ohio University students enjoyed an extended weekend, Athens Police officers responded to six thefts.
Students on Twitter are paying more attention in class even as their peers with laptops lag behind, recent studies have found.
The third finalist for Ohio University’s director of sustainability position said her approach would target all students — even those who say they couldn’t care less about sustainability.
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