More than 3,000 students turned out yesterday during the first day of voting in this year’s Student Senate election, eclipsing the total number of votes in the 2009 and 2008 elections.
The PROUD party won all but one seat in Graduate Student Senate next year.
An Ohio University student was arrested Tuesday night after striking another student with her vehicle three times because of a disputed parking space.
The Board of Elections chose to apply no sanctions following the final batch of complaints from FACE and RSVP, Chairman Chauncey Jackson said.
This week’s election is the first contested Graduate Student Senate race in seven years.
A quaint crowd of local residents gathered in the dining area of Della Zona on East State Street for a workshop on how to run a values-based food business.
Bryan Benchoff, who was named vice president for University Advancement earlier this week, discusses his plans for next year, Ohio University’s Promise Lives fundraising campaign and recent resignations within the department.
A woman reported Monday night to the Athens County Sheriff’s Office that she was kidnapped from the parking lot of the Marathon gas station in Chauncey.
Two opposing candidates for a Student Senate seat said they will vote for the same presidential candidate — one who is running on neither of their tickets.
The appeal of a Philadelphia man convicted of raping an Athens woman he met online was denied Monday because it exceeded the legal length.
Two journalism professors have filed complaints accusing multiple Ohio University officials of skimping on the amount of merit raise money awarded to them while granting larger raises to younger faculty members.
Two Ohio University alumni have provided present and former students with an unconventional way to commemorate their time on campus — by using crayons.
Horizon Telecom will begin construction on an Appalachia-based network expansion Monday — just one of many projects aimed at expanding broadband access in all 88 Ohio counties during the next two years. Horizon, a Chillicothe-based broadband provider, will break ground on the 34-countywide fiber optic broadband network expansion in Logan. The company received a $66 million grant from the government to embark on the $94 million project titled “Connecting Appalachia” for “economic development purposes,” said Public Relations Manager Randy Davies.
An Athens man charged with six counts after kidnapping his ex-girlfriend pleaded no contest as part of an agreement with the Athens County Prosecutor’s office.
Baker University Center’s grand ballroom resonated with applause as Allison Arnold rose to accept the position as Ohio University’s newest student trustee.
After four months of searching, Ohio University has named a new vice president for University Advancement.
Almost 3,000 students voted in this year’s Student Senate election during the first nine hours after the polls opened this morning, eclipsing the total number of votes in the 2009 election.
Beginning July 1, individuals arrested for a felony offense will not only have to give a fingerprint, but also a saliva DNA sample during the intake process.
Athens City Council members could be spending about $85,000 on a new one-ton dump truck for the city.
Ohio University will join six other universities in the state as part of the Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellowship program, which trains selected fellows to become teachers in Ohio’s urban and rural schools.
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