Senior and graduate engineering students in Ohio University associate professor Gerardine Botte's class have been designing and building electrochemical vehicles for the past five weeks, and on Tuesday the two teams put their creations to a 50-foot test.

The biggest party at the biggest party school has a new lineup: Ohio University's "9 Fest" is bringing Chip Tha Ripper, 12th Planet, Timeflies and more to Athens this May.

Amid the infamous Green Beer Day Wednesday in Athens, many Ohio University students waited in line outside the Baker Center Ballroom waiting to be spectators at the third annual Ava Nichols Faculty Pa

Specialty Bookstore is planning to close its doors on North Court Street on March 21. The Nebraska Book Co., which owns Specialty Books, shut down its book distribution center in The Plains in June of 2011 because of "changing market dynamics," according to an article in The Athens NEWS.

This June, thousands of Ohio University Bobcats will walk in cap and gown to participate in their respective annual commencement ceremony, but there are several things soon-to-be alumni can be doing now to prepare for the big day.

Ohio University Tuesday evening announced it will provide immediate layoff notices to 20 residential dining employees, in a news release. The university said it hopes to hire them back next fall after Nelson Dining Hall reopens.

It's that time of year again – when Ohio University's Alden Library turns into a battlefield of students fighting to claim a computer for finals; when skateboarders and guitar players slowly come out of hibernation at the slightest bit of sunshine that warms the chilly greens; and when conversations at campus cafés turn from winter quarter stressors to spring break hopes and dreams.

After going viral in October with their Halloween poster campaign, the Ohio University organization, Students Teaching About Racism in Society (STARS), has another reason to get people talking.

The attorney for a Gallipolis man who's charged with raping a female Ohio University student after giving her a ride in his car has asked a judge to throw out as evidence all results of scientific testing done in the case by a state crime lab.

The controversial Christian author and speaker Frank Turek was greeted by a silent protest when he arrived at Ohio University's Baker Center Monday night to deliver a talk on his book, "I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist."