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Katherine Sechkar of Worthington has joined the Columbus Speech and Hearing Center as a speech language pathologist.
KSU plans $200 million in improvements
Kent State trustees agreed Tuesday to invest up to $200 million to improve the Kent campus, the first major upgrade since the early 1970s.
More members of middle class file for bankruptcy
Staci Schubert's career has taken her from New York to California, from graphic designer to website designer to sales executive.
Fraternity suspends OU chapter accused of hazing
The international headquarters of Delta Tau Delta has directed its Ohio University chapter to suspend operations while officials investigate allegations of hazing.
OU fraternity charged with hazing
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Ohio University has pleaded not guilty to one criminal count of hazing after a student spent last Thursday night in the hospital.
Ohio University fraternity charged with hazing
Police say several Ohio University students were hurt, with at least one seriously injured, during an initiation at a fraternity house.
Recreation facilities at OUSC Proctorville possible
Plans for some recreational facilities at the Proctorville Center of the Ohio University Southern Campus may be closer to reality.
What does the cleanup and disposal of the former Portsmouth / Piketon nuclear plant mean for residents of other nearby cities, such as Huntington, WV or even Athens, Ohio, the home of Ohio University? Although the Portsmouth plant has a fancy, convoluted formal name , the facility opened in 1954.
Ro-Na fundraiser showcases wide range of possible entertainment
It was like closing your eyes and taking a step back in time - at least for three hours.
2009's Sysadmins of the Year Adulated at Gala Awards Ceremony
BigFix, Inc ., organizers of the 2009 System Administrator of the Year contest, revealed the winners of this year's competition at the Sysadmin Rock Fest event held in conjunction with the USENIX LISA 2009 Conference in Baltimore.
Terry Anderson, ex-hostage, files for bankruptcy
Iran paid Terry Anderson $26 million in 2002 for the seven years that militants held the journalist hostage.
Ribbon Cutting Held for OU-C Parkway Project
The ceremony celebrated completion of the $2-million project. A ribbon-cutting to celebrate completion of the Parkway Project at Ohio University-Chillicothe took place, Thursday.
Northrop Grumman donates $40k to MGCCC Logistics Technology program
Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding in Pascagoula awarded $40,000 to Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College's Logistics Technology program this week.
A Dublin man has been found not guilty of raping a female student in her Ohio University dormitory room in Athens.
Michael Rennie in the 1951 classic The Day the Earth Stood Still , one of many films that audiences enjoy beacause of its apocalyptic plot lines.
Ohio Prosecutor Checks Alleged Cash-For-Votes Plan
An Ohio prosecutor is investigating whether democratic party officials in Athens County illegally offered a $5 bounty for bringing Ohio University students to the polls.
"The Death of Marriage" - FREE lecture at University Lutheran Chapel
On November 18, Dr. Allan Carlson, Hillsdale Professor and President of The Howard Center for Family, Religion & Society will be presenting the historical perspective on the looming 'Death of Marriage,' at University Lutheran Chapel.
We will be surprised if Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner's office is not busy for some time in getting to the bottom of allegations of illegal activities involving the Tuesday general election.
Submitted by David Potts on Tue, 11/03/2009 - 2:39pm. Therea s been an awful lot of hot air blowing around the conservative blogs about something going on down in Athens.
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Group vigilance can lower assaults
There is one thing we must take from the Oct. 24 incident at Richmond High School outside San Francisco, an event that has shaken the national psyche toward sexual violence.
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