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The Ohio University Department of African-American Studies, established in 1969, is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Eighth grade: a pinnacle time when all that matters to teenagers is fitting in with their classmates and the people around them. Between school, parents and nowadays social media, it can seem, at least in Eighth Grade, that the world is crashing down on you.
Come Saturday afternoon in Athens, college football will be back. Ohio will open its 90th season at Peden Stadium against Howard.
If you have a Netflix account, you have probably watched The Office. It’s arguably one of the more popular shows ever, at least since its debut in 2005. Yet there is one episode that fans are torn on: Scott’s Tots.
This is the first in a series of previews, which will cover nine Ohio position groups ahead of the 2018 season. The Bobcats start the season on Sept. 1 at Peden Stadium against Howard. For more, check The Post in the coming weeks.
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Peyton White was nervous. It was his first day on his new job, and he had a lot of uncertainties ahead. It started with a tee shot on the first hole, a 392-yard par 4, at El Reunion Golf Resort in Antigua, Guatemala, in March.
Bailey Williams’ dedication to the Ohio University College Democrats stemmed from his desire to help those in need and has now earned him the top leadership position within the group.
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Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication celebrated its 50th anniversary last week.
Hesham El-Rewini fielded questions about diversity, retention rates and global opportunities for college students Wednesday during the third forum for Ohio University's incoming executive vice president and provost.
Lori Linnevers has experienced Pickle Fest more than a dozen times as a manager at Bagel Street Deli.
Finding the perfect gift for a significant other or a good friend is always challenging, especially as a broke college student. It’s hard to find a gift that shows just how much that person means to you without breaking the bank. But a playlist is the perfect way to express emotions without spending an absurd amount of money.
In the How to Get Away with Murder season four finale, some characters were brought to justice while others were reunited. There were also a few mysteries that emerged and left audiences desperately wanting more. Here are the top five moments from the finale of How to Get Away with Murder.
Ohio University students and other members of Ping Center can get a glimpse at wellness in all forms during the Spring Wellness Series hosted by Ping Center Fitness and Campus Recreation.
I remember like it was yesterday the first time I tried to make steak on my own — well, like it was almost two years ago, actually.
It’s no secret that college students are busy. They are constantly going out with friends, going to classes, studying and stressing out about everyday life. Sometimes, coming home and turning on a video game console is the release some people might need. Here are four games that are perfect to play in a dorm room with a friend.
TOLEDO — Kevin Mickle came off the bench, as he has all but twice this year, with an urgency to heave the Bobcats out of the 15-point hole they’d created in the game’s first five minutes.
Austin Paulenske started skateboarding when he was 13. He had a cheap board from Walmart that he rode in his driveway until he graduated to skate parks where he fearlessly tried new tricks without concern. It was fun to be good at something, he said.
Feb. 7 will mark the 32nd anniversary of National Girls and Women in Sports Day when athletes and nonathletes alike celebrate the achievements female-identifying individuals have made in the athletic world.
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