In the summer months, The Athens Messenger and an editor from The Athens News have called for the resignation of Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan. Despite charges levied against him by his estranged wife, we are not willing to take that step.
It’s the end of an era.
Four years after first setting foot in Baker University Center, I waited last night to pick up my cap, gown and crimson tassel.
As administrators fly the coop and employees line up for buyouts, the writing on the walls is clear: Ohio University is losing appeal.
After all the negative campaigning that prompted a last-minute write-in candidate, we have made a decision for Student Senate elections: RSVP.
Graduate Student Senate President Tracy Kelly has never run opposed until this year.
Though Washington, D.C. is 14 years older than Ohio University, one could almost mistake the two areas for twins.
This weekend is the most infamous fest in Athens: Palmerfest.
When a court issues fines to an offender, the main intention is to punish that person.
With only three at-large council seats, it was a tough decision to narrow down the six Democratic candidates, but we endorse Steve Patterson, Chris Knisley and Nate Hall.
In tomorrow’s Democratic primary, we endorse Kent Butler as the candidate for Athens City Council’s First Ward.
When you hear Internet café, you think coffee and computers — not gambling.
Last year, top administrators were flying the crumbling coop of Ohio University; now it seems deans are the next bye-bye birdie.
Why Ohio University forces international students to purchase its health care plan is like a doctor’s signature — impossible to comprehend.
Local bar’s closure reveals flawed enforcement system
Resident proposes odd idea to purge Athens, OU of litter
If you are ever referred to University Judiciaries, don’t waste your time looking for a lawyer.
With B.o.B.’s concert a month and a half away, the University Program Council has been receiving some interesting suggestions for the opening act.
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