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In the span of his 12 year coaching career, Sean Hogan has had his ups and downs. When he coached at Oakland from 2005-2009, Hogan’s team formed an intense rivalry with Davenport. And it all started because of a rubber duck.
Missing a class every so often is OK when there is a valid reason. Not going to class is often related to being sick or a family emergency, but students are often found trying to justify skipping class to make themselves feel less guilty. Here are a few “justifications” students often tell themselves to feel better about not going to class.
More than a week after more than 100 people marched in protest of Ohio University’s interim “Freedom of Expression” policies, OU President Duane Nellis announced an 11-member advisory committee that will help decide the policies’ futures.
Halloween allows for creativity to flow when it comes to costumes. With the block party, it’s hard to balance having a costume that stands out with the lack of resources available to me as a student. This year, I am being a red m&m, which really is just an oversized, red shirt with a white “m” painted on the front. While slightly disappointed in myself for a lack of an elaborate costume this year, I have come to the realization that there are reasons why it is completely okay to go out in a simple costume.
Women of Athens will come together to empower one another for the first Athens Area Women’s Summit.
There’s a growing appreciation in Hollywood for films and television shows that showcase actors of color.
After his loss last year in Ohio’s 94th District Democratic primary, former Graduate Student Senate President and Ohio University alumnus Eddie Smith said he was encouraged by local officials to continue pursuing his political career.
With cardboard signs held high in unison and chants echoing across Ohio University’s campus, more than 100 students, faculty members and local residents gathered to protest the university’s interim “Freedom of Expression” policy.
Some Ohio defenders haven't seen it since high school. Others have only played against it sparingly. But they all have to respect it.
Delegates from across the globe and faculty members from just across campus gathered in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday for the inauguration of Ohio University's 21st president.
Kent State might have the worst offense in college football.
Cameron Odom and Matt Seymour stood across each other on the field at Walter Fieldhouse.
Calling Teyvion Kirk a competitor does not do him justice.
Clarification appended.
More than one hundred people of all shapes, sizes, genders and races took to West State Street Park on Saturday to support one another and raise money for eating disorder awareness and treatment.
It's not typical to be low on money in college. Students pay for tuition, books, rent and, of course, a bustling social life.
Bradd Ellis has been labeled a “walk-on” his entire career.
Diversity is a subject widely discussed among video gamers in online forums — and now the conversation continues in an Ohio University classroom.
There’s this scene in the Mel Brooks-directed movie Blazing Saddles in which it's revealed the storyline of people in 19th century western town bombarded with attacks is actually taking place on a Hollywood movie set.
In a somewhat-hidden corridor in Scott Quad, there's a place many people fear going to: the Ohio University Police Department offices.
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