Before becoming mayor, Matt Miller had a very flourishing career in local government. He was Ashland County’s Commissioner for eight years. After that, he campaigned for a position in the U.S. Congress...
A once-in-a-lifetime celestial event is happening on April 8 and parts of Ohio will be on the path to a complete totalitarian view. The eclipse will start at 3:08 p.m. and end at 3:19 p.m.
However,...
In July of 2020, Ashland University announced it would be sunsetting the theatre major along with 20 others in 2021.
Dr. Carlos Campo, president of AU, was quoted in an article from the Ashland Times-Gazette...
Along the streets of Ashland, people can see yard signs with NO in bolded red letters or YES in a dark blue font, but what are people voting on?
Two important topics, Issue 1, and Issue 2, are on...
Ashland High School senior Andre Harrison passed away Tuesday night due to a fentanyl-related drug overdose.
Jeremy Harrison, Andre’s father posted a statement to Facebook on Wednesday morning.
“Our...
On March 30, The Collegian traveled to Columbus to win three first place awards in the state from the Ohio News Media Association 2023 Collegiate Newspaper and Website Competition.
The requirements...
How Ashland University and Ashland community have been blessed by the Archers Robert and Janet Archer believe that the fates of Ashland University and their adopted hometown of Ashland are intricately...
Recently, a press conference was held in Ohio to emphasize the importance of registering to vote and participating in the upcoming presidential election. Although the press conference involved many leaders...
Since the improvement in technology in recent years, oil companies have been looking to expand their operations into Ohio where they hope to harvest Ohio's rich oil shale reserve. Buried deep under Ohio...
Education has become a hot topic in Ohio due to budgeting issues, concerns for schools with low academic performance and, most recently, the passing of Senate Bill 5, which affects public employees'...
Due to the passing of Senate Bill 5, which severely limits public employee's collective bargaining rights, and the cut backs in the Ohio Public Education System, the College of Nursing and the College...
