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Hockey: Ohio to drop first puck of season

Ohio will begin its quest for a national title on Friday as they welcome John Carroll to Bird Arena for a two-game set.

Possible connection trumps age gap

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Football: 'Cats prepare for impending all-around attack

One constant in the ever-changing world of college athletics is the prospect of a new season, sure to be full of triumphs and tribulations, every year.

Professor emerita to recount meeting, message of King

As a junior in college, Francine Childs traveled to the University of Texas at Austin in 1956 to see Martin Luther King Jr. conduct a workshop, not knowing that she would have the opportunity to meet and speak with him.

Letter: Textbooks are expensive and boring

An important issue brought to my attention today is the financial stress that is felt by nearly every student at the beginning of each semester. The National Association of College Stores (NACS) says the average college student will spend $655 on textbooks each year.

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Changes in provost's office shuffle OU employees into new positions

Officials in Ohio University’s provost's office have one less position to fill, but other interim positions throughout the university have inadvertently been created.

University officials scramble to fill four provost positions

Officials in Ohio University’s Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost are doing a lot of paperwork this summer. They have four provost positions to fill.

OU committee sets out to revamp university general education requirements

Ohio University’s General Education Task Force is sticking to its schedule and conducting summer meetings with each college dean to re-evaluate the university’s general education.

OU engineering study sheds light on dino dining

Ohio University researchers' studies were published in scientific publications this week for their discoveries in how dinosaurs ate — and the bacteria behind fecal matter.

Student stress continues to rise

“Don’t think about it” might become a more relevant phrase to Ohio University students who are trying to cope with stress as finals week approaches.

Workshops focus on corporate-controlled food

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Post Column: Bieber's publicist has world's hardest job

Graduation is approaching, friends and enemies, and let me tell you, for a while there I was terrified. It seemed like I’d applied for jobs everywhere! The music production thing with Glee fell through, then there was that Pope fiasco, and after my botched attempt at applying to Chipotle I’m no longer allowed 50 feet within the Mexican border. But I’ve finally found the perfect entry-level job for the young college graduate:

Rethinking mental health

Jake Crosen, a freshman studying Spanish, anthropology and Latin American studies, said he describes panic attacks poetically in terms of lyrics by the band Bright Eyes.

GSS changes language to clarify Voinovich School representation

Students in the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs voiced their desire for a change in the structure of their representation in Graduate Student Senate on Monday.

Post Column: Abrasive protests can rub you the wrong way

“Look, for the last time, I’m not here to make fun of you!” I said, trying to look as honest as possible. It was harder than I remembered; I never know what to do with my eyebrows. “I don’t see why you’re being so difficult about this.”

Women United

Despite much cooler temperatures, women took to the streets holding signs, screaming chants, holding hands and supporting a cause not only affecting local women, but also those around the world.

Finalists for dean of students prep for public panels

Three hopefuls for the dean of students position will now prepare for key upcoming forums to determine their future employment or promotion at Ohio University.

Student Senate to sponsor Take Back the Night march, rally

Ohio University’s Take Back the Night Week will cuProxy-Connection: keep-alive

Ohio ranks among top 'green' employers in U.S.

With the fifth-highest “green” employment in the country, Ohio has become a leader in the renewable energy industry.