No one is immune to climate change, said Seth Borenstein, a science writer for the Associated Press. Borenstein met with students, staff, and Athens residents Tuesday night in Baker University Center second floor to speak about climate change during his presentation, “Too Hot to Handle.”
Stress is common in college and beyond. Thinking about obligations associated with school, work and home is in theory a good thing — after all, not meeting deadlines does in fact negatively affect one’s grades, job status, etc. But the omnipresence of goals, tasks and accountabilities can be unsettling, often snowballing into unnecessary and unwanted anxiety. It is the unavoidable aspect of mental processing that makes worries so parasitic, potentially rendering you incapable of enjoying life because you are overwhelmed by the stressors in it.
Athens County Interim Replacement Sheriff Rodney Smith sent a news release to local media Tuesday recommending driving tips local high school students and parents should keep in mind during prom season.
This year’s spring fest season saw a slight increase in arrests compared to last year’s, although arrests under Ohio University’s semester system still pales in comparison to the spring of 2012, the year of Ohio University’s final quarter.
Coach Rob Smith never wants to see another spring like the one in 2014.
At first glance, there’s nothing about the house that sits at 7 N. Congress St. that sets it apart from the other properties on the street, most of which are student rentals.
Mitch Longo has proven to be a hidden gem on and off the field for Ohio.
At 6:30 a.m. Saturday, 19 diversion program participants began lining up at the Wayne National Forest to begin a countywide cleanup.
Tapas Night will take place at 6 p.m. at United Campus Ministries, 18 N. College St., with an entry fee of $5 to benefit two Latin American charities, Mission Emanuel and Semilla Nueva.
The city of Athens is considering a grant that could expand Athens Public Transit’s routes all the way to Chauncey and back, city officials said, but it has less than a month to secure the money.
The whereabouts of Patience Sharrer-Durant of Zanesville remain largely unknown, but the way she disappeared — dropping out of school, closing social media accounts, turning off her cell phone — makes law enforcement believe there was no foul play involved in her sudden disappearance.
For a period of 25 years, civilians of East Timor lived in fear as Indonesia occupied the now-independent country located just north of Australia.
The National Hockey League postseason begins on Wednesday, which will mark the first year the playoffs will be affected by realignment.
As the winners for the Pulitzer Prizes were announced Monday afternoon, two former Post reporters had a reason to celebrate.
Some of Ohio University’s top financial administrators will explain how they plan the budget for the institution this week.
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