OU employee injured in car crash
By Ryan Dunn | Apr. 18, 2011A three-car collision early Friday evening resulted in three individuals being injured and sent to a Columbus hospital — including Ohio University’s assistant director of benefits.
A three-car collision early Friday evening resulted in three individuals being injured and sent to a Columbus hospital — including Ohio University’s assistant director of benefits.
A website created by Ohio University graduate Alan Schaaf has two purposes: to allow people to upload and view funny and popular online content hassle-free.
The Coffee Cup restaurant in Nelsonville was destroyed by fire early this morning — causing about $220,000 worth of damage.
Athens City Council members could purchase a $1.03 million fire ladder truck if they vote to pass two ordinances introduced at last night’s meeting.
Despite adverse weather conditions Saturday, a record number of Ohio
A three-car collision on state Route 682 early Friday evening resulted in serious injuries to three individuals.
Brown Avenue is the type of street where Cameron and Safiyah Wallace feel comfortable walking their dog without a leash.
Athens Police are investigating a reported sexual assault at the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house early Saturday morning.
Ohio University will bid goodbye to another administrator this summer when the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences leaves for Brigham Young University.
An Ohio University student was arrested outside an Uptown bar early Saturday morning for assault, underage consumption and obstruction of official business.
An Ohio University school will receive a grant more than twice the size of its proposed budget cuts for the upcoming fiscal year, but officials say these funds will not be used to fill the deficit.
Athens Police Department is investigating a reported rape near Christ the King Church early Saturday morning.
A discarded cigarette at University Commons led to a large fire Friday afternoon.
An Ohio University student was critically injured in an off-campus accident Wednesday morning.
A candidate vying for Ohio University’s top fundraising position hopes to use faculty and students to draw donations to the university and motivate donors to give during tough economic times.
Weather lovers from around the region will converge on Walter Hall this weekend to hear experts talk about safety and preparedness in the face of severe weather.
An Ohio University search committee recently gave the interim dean of the College of Health Sciences and Professions a more permanent position.