Company questioned about citations
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 14, 2013An organization that works to protect students and faculty on college campuses had strong words to say about a company that services Ohio University.
An organization that works to protect students and faculty on college campuses had strong words to say about a company that services Ohio University.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees visited Faculty Senate on Monday night to acknowledge their concerns.
Ohio University has fallen behind its goal of ranking third in both salary and total compensation for almost all its faculty groups compared to other state universities.
City departments are left scrambling to re-evaluate what areas they require funding for as the Athens annual budget dwindles toward the end of the year.
Ohio University professors understand their roles, but their Faculty Senate is hoping to make those roles clearer to other institutions and new hires.
The Athens County Common Pleas Court deals with offenders every day and works to put perpetrators behind bars — and makes them clean up at the Dairy Barn Arts Center.
Amid an upbeat Homecoming weekend, a man was “harmed” in a felonious assault in Athens’ Uptown area Saturday night, according to the Athens Police Department.
A private theater. A gym with floor-to-ceiling windows. An in-ground pool.
What started as a normal evening for Kathleen Covalt about five years ago turned out to be out of this world — perhaps literally.
For the second consecutive year, Ohio University’s Homecoming Parade will follow a route that travels the opposite way of normal traffic on Court Street.
The trigger-happy, endless stream of Los Santos Police Department officers aren’t the only cops talking about the streets of Los Santos, as leaders of local police agencies say there’s nothing wrong with an officer playing the controversial game Grand Theft Auto.
The Ohio University Police Department is not taking any chances after national incidents at the Boston Marathon and Washington Navy Yard.
The Athens County Commissioners decided Tuesday that county employees not covered by a union contract will have to pay higher insurance rates.
A five-buck meal from Taco Bell?
As a child, Ohio University admissions and commissions employee and freelance journalist Mary Reed mused that eventually she’d want children of her own. She thought one day she’d be ready.
The cool air of fall is here, and with the return of warm sweaters and pumpkin spice lattes come illnesses such as the common cold.
Athens City Council adopted a fringe benefits package for non-union city workers Monday, including police, fire fighters and maintenance workers.
If you’re white in Ohio, state-testing data suggests you’ll probably score better on standardized tests than minority peers.
Zachary Green had three major goals in his life: to serve as a U.S. Marine, to be a firefighter and to be an entrepreneur. In 2010, he decided to pursue the third part of that dream.