Student Senate Elections: Late presidential write-in joins race
By Wesley Lowery | May 16, 2011A campaign clouded with negative campaigning and personal attacks just got even messier — only two days before voters hit the polls.
A campaign clouded with negative campaigning and personal attacks just got even messier — only two days before voters hit the polls.
A Chauncey woman reported last night to Athens County Sheriff's Office deputies she was kidnapped from the parking lot of the Marathon Gas Station.
Ohio University’s director of Financial Aid and its director of international development will retire July 1.
Ohio University students may get the chance to give their input on city transportation around Athens very soon.
In an attempt to address budget transparency and cuts at Ohio University, Faculty Senate approved a sense of the senate resolution last night.
An Ohio University student was arrested for striking a male with a vehicle three times in front of Chubb Hall tonight.
At the end of next season, Ohio’s longest-tenured coach will be a Bobcat no more.
Athens' fest season will cost local police about $65,000.
Two journalism professors have filed complaints against Ohio University, stating officials demonstrated age discrimination in the distribution of its November merit pool and then lied about doing so.
An Athens man was arraigned Friday for allegedly hitting another man with his car.
After four months of searching, Ohio University has named a new vice president for University Advancement.
Only one day before Student Senate elections, RSVP and FACE continue tossing accusations and attacks, but the election might be over before any consequences of negative campaigning are decided.
Local law enforcement and Liquor Control agents arrested a total of 58 people at the two street fests this past weekend.
A broken platform at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium has forced performers to get creative with how they incorporate music into their shows.
Ohio University’s first finalist for its director of Sustainability position said her experience in the office makes her the best candidate.
Athens will join four other cities with Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation offices after an announcement Friday by Ohio Attorney General
Students in Ohio University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine could pay $1,329 more in tuition next year.
Editor's Note: This version of the earlier story, "Coach to call it quits after 23 years," was updated with quotes from current and former players at 6:50 p.m.
A court ruling last week reaffirmed a previous decision that overturned a Board of Zoning Appeals ban on a Stimson Avenue strip club.
May 16 Faculty Senate Meeting