OU has ties throughout Asia
By Dina Berliner | Mar. 17, 2015OU’s 25 partnerships with institutions in Southeast Asia and China are meant to foster global opportunities for students and faculty.
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Athens County Municipal Court sees caseload drop
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 17, 2015The court had about 242 cases each week.
Shutting down those who protect racists
By Ryant Taylor | Mar. 17, 2015There's no such thing as "being too sensitive" when we call out a ignorant, privileged person.
In Athens, Ohio University students can cause trouble with Court St shuffles
By Rachel Hartwick | Mar. 17, 2015As the weather begins to get warmer, more and more bobcats partake in Athens’ version of a bar crawl, the “court street shuffle.” Some bars, however, don’t allow shufflers for a number of reasons.
Athens Farmers Market vendors move back outside for the spring
By Sean Wolfe | Mar. 17, 2015On the first day of spring, the Athens Farmers Market Vendors move their booths outside
More local restaurants striving for environmental sustainability
By Joshua Lim | Mar. 17, 2015Village Bakery and Casa Nueva are among those leading the pack.
Rooms won't be the only things Athens' newest hotel will supply, it'll also add jobs
By Jeremy Hill | Mar. 17, 2015New Athens hotel to expand region’s hospitality sector.
OU student suing university not granted temporary reinstatement
By Emma Ockerman | Mar. 17, 2015An Ohio University student who had sued the university and other officials on the grounds that he was wrongfully suspended for a semester following a stream of texts allegedly harassing a female student will be unable to attend classes at OU while the litigation is pending.
Miami students criticize Green Beer Day festivities in Athens; OU students respond
By Will Drabold | Mar. 17, 2015Miami University students jabbed Ohio University students for celebrating Green Beer Day. OU students didn't take the criticism lightly.
Athens County sewage plant upgrades almost complete
By Matt Cudahy | Mar. 17, 2015Athens County Commissioners talked about the water and sewage plant upgrades, the new child support contracts, and the possibility of adding a new constable position at the courthouse.
OhioHealth O'Bleness Hospital names new president
By Luke Furman | Mar. 17, 2015OhioHealth named an Ohio University graduate as the new president of its O’Bleness Hospital in a press release on Tuesday
Hillel beginning 'Match Madness' to promote 'Got Swabbed' campaign
By Madison Lantelme-Capitano | Mar. 17, 2015Hillel is participating in Gift of Life’s Match Madness competition, which encourages people to get swabbed and perhaps donate bone marrow to those suffering from leukemia.
Where to go to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Athens
By Marisa Fernandez | Mar. 17, 2015Athens is going extra green today in honor of St. Paddy’s Day.
Memphis’ musical connects with audience with its high energy and powerful story
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 17, 2015Tour of Broadway musical Memphis closes out main portion of Performing Arts and Concert Series with a responsive and enthusiastic crowd.
OU sophomore stars in The ABC Players’ production of ‘Shrek the Musical’
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 17, 2015Local community theater group The ABC Players is producing Shrek the Musical Friday through Sunday at Stuart’s Opera House.
Better speaker, better symposium
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 17, 2015Papa Johns founder John Schattner will be giving the keynote speech at the inaugural College of Business Marketing Symposium on Thursday.
Council declares West Union buildings historical
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 16, 2015At their weekly meeting, Athens City Council passed an ordinance declaring buildings affected by the West Union Street fire historical.
New group wants to pressure OU to divest from fossil fuels
By Bethany N. Bella | Mar. 16, 2015OUCAN, a new environmental organization on campus, will meet for the first time Tuesday.
Awards looted from late OU alum's home
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 16, 2015A family friend reported Monday that several awards were missing from late Ohio University alumnus Paul Jacoway's house.
University Singers to perform onstage with the Rolling Stones
By Emily Bamforth | Mar. 16, 2015The Ohio University Singers will sing onstage with The Rolling Stones this summer, according to an announcement made on the group's Facebook page Monday evening.
