As students celebrated spring festivities on Palmer Street, another kind of celebration was occurring on the other side of Athens for a business wiped out by the September tornado.
Following the announcement that Ohio University will lose three deans, another employee is looking at a position elsewhere.
Athens Police debuted stadium lighting, video cameras and heavy foot patrols in order to control the crowd at yesterday’s Palmerfest.
An Athens County Sheriff’s Deputy, who pleaded not guilty to eight felony counts, resigned from his position today, according to the Sheriff’s office.
As state and federal politicians consider passing bills to cut financial aid, the number of applications for federal student aid has increased this year at Ohio University.
Thousands of partygoers will congregate on Palmer Street tomorrow in celebration of spring’s largest street fest, a beer-drenched block party that has grown substantially since students created the event 20 years ago.
A local apartment complex owner will have to pay the city more than $130,000 after the court ruled he had to pay the city’s mandated water and sewer permit fees.
A gas line repair and a reported natural gas leak kept firefighters busy yesterday, though neither posed immediate danger to passers-by.
A sinkhole that recently formed near The Convo was caused by a leaking drainpipe, leaving South Shafer Street now closed for at least a week.
As Athens’ most notorious fest approaches, several Ohio University deans decided to pass on a clear recommendation to students: Don’t attend the fests.
Police officers were not at the site of an emergency when they visited Baker University Center yesterday afternoon.
Ohio University’s top financial official says one state senator’s suggestion that public universities should dip into reserve money to prevent increasing tuition is an implausible solution to university budget problems.
The two candidates vying to be president of Student Senate squared off last night at their first public debate.
After the announcement of Osama bin Laden’s death, several Ohio University voices have struggled to justify the widespread celebrations while Muslims emphasize their reactions are not unique.
The FACE party will not have to make major changes to its website and RSVP will not have to throw out hundreds of T-shirts after the Board of Elections decided to reverse an earlier ruling.
Athens police briefly closed down Court Street yesterday as about 10 people marched to remind Ohio University students about the consequences of their actions during fest season.
Student senators expressed concern that some students “would fall through the cracks” during the impending switch from quarters to semesters.
Ohio University faculty members came to yesterday’s budget forum full of questions about a new model that would allow deans and support unit leaders bigger roles in the budget planning process.
For the first time since she stepped into office almost two years ago, Graduate Student Senate President Tracy Kelly will have competition for the presidency.
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