Convicted rapist appeals, cites warrants, evidence
By Marika Lee | May 11, 2011A Philadelphia man who is spending 30 years in prison for raping an Athens woman he met online filed an appeal brief yesterday.
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Preachers tell passersby to "turn to Jesus"
By Tristan Navera | May 11, 2011A pair of street preachers has taken up residence across from Baker University Center.
'Imposter' Twitter account offers pearls of wisdom from a fake McDavis
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 11, 2011A recently created faux Twitter account sporting OU President Roderick McDavis’ name posts tweets atypical of the normal presidential updates — including some talking about taking shots, being fly and doing “curls for the girls.”
Foundation's gift funds future plans for college
By Pat Holmes | May 11, 2011In late April, the Osteopathic Heritage Foundations broke records with its multi-million-dollar gift to the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, but the Foundations’ relationship with the university spans decades.
University Advancement to lose four more administrators
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 11, 2011After losing its director in December, Ohio University’s Office of University Advancement will lose three assistant vice presidents and the assistant to the vice president at the end of this year.
OU joins collaborative on high-risk drinking
By Leah Fightmaster | May 11, 2011Ohio University is joining a research group to discuss ways to reduce high-risk drinking on college campuses.
Man cracks Big Mamma's window
May 11, 2011An unidentified man broke the front window of a local restaurant early Tuesday morning with estimated damage at $200.
A The Plains man accused of molestation
By Rachel Snively | May 11, 2011An Athens County man appeared in court yesterday for sex crimes against two children.
Female reports gross sexual imposition Easter weekend
By Alex Stuckey | May 10, 2011A female student reported she was a victim of gross sexual imposition Easter weekend by an unknown male, the city’s fifth reported sexual offense in about three weeks.
Sexual offense reports continue to plague OU
By Alex Stuckey | May 10, 2011A female student reported she was a victim of gross sexual imposition Easter weekend by an unknown male, the city’s fifth reported sexual offense in about three weeks.
Student Senate Elections: Executives break precedent, endorse RSVP
By Joe Fox | May 10, 2011Student Senate’s top executives have endorsed the RSVP party for the May 18-19 elections, citing a more realistic platform as the rationale for the recommendation.
Student Senate Elections: Candidates spend thousands to woo student voters
By Joe Fox | May 10, 2011About $5,800 has already been spent to convince Ohio University students to vote for either the FACE or RSVP ticket in the upcoming Student Senate elections.
Student Senate executive debate live blog
By Joe Fox | May 10, 2011The Board of Elections is hold its second Student Senate debate tonight at 6 p.m. in Walter 235. Check back here at that time for live coverage.
A state loan could bring 70 new jobs to Athens County
By Marika Lee | May 10, 2011Aided by an $800,000 state loan, a local company’s expansion will bring 70 new jobs to Athens County.
Administrator "disappointed" in behavior at Student Senate debate
By Caitlin Bowling | May 10, 2011Two top Ohio University administrators expressed their disappointment in some of the comments and questions at tonight’s Student Senate debate.
Global Cooling to heat up local economy
By Marika Lee | May 10, 2011Aided by an $800,000 state loan, a local company’s expansion will bring 70 new jobs to Athens County.
Administrators aware of VP hopeful's track record
By Tristan Navera | May 10, 2011One finalist for Ohio University’s top fundraising position wants to return to the university despite complaints during her previous tenure that said she was “unprofessional” and “insubordinate.”
Graduate Student Senate Elections: Contenders debate platform goals
By Olivia Arbogast | May 9, 2011Although budget concerns are in both party platforms for Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate elections, the main focus of each party differs.
