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Whether it’s a job at Nelson Market or Kroger, the responsibility of being a full-time student worker in college is becoming harder to handle due the to rising costs in the economy and the demanding classes that are being offered at universities.
Diversity is a subject widely discussed among video gamers in online forums — and now the conversation continues in an Ohio University classroom.
Counseling and Psychological services hopes to decrease wait times with the help of additional staff and a new building annex.
Counseling and Psychological services hopes to decrease wait times with the help of additional staff and a new building annex.
With the demand for mental health care on campus reaching record heights, Ohio University Counseling and Psychological Services increased its staff by more than 50 percent over the summer and added an annex location to meet the growing need.
A new business in Athens now serves up alternatives for those looking to achieve a healthier lifestyle.
Stephanie Oswald met her friend Kayla Braude in preschool. Their moms and older siblings were friends, so the two families would get together for lunch occasionally.
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Athens City Council members discussed on Monday night improvements to Richland Avenue that could add a tunnel beneath the road between Porter Hall and West Green.
When Sophie Keefer bought her tickets to see All Time Low, she hadn’t yet realized her mistake of buying tickets for the Pittsburgh show instead of Philadelphia. Rather than miss out on a good show, Keefer kept the tickets and bought more and proceeded to see her favorite band in both cities.
Freshman Lindy Baird enjoyed seeing her parents for Ohio University's Parents Weekend — especially because they brought her food.
Ami Scherson keeps three notebooks: one for class due dates, another for extracurriculars and a third for thoughts.
Walking home alone can be scary, especially at night. However, there are a lot of different products people can use to defend themselves in case anything happens. Here are just a few ways people can ease their minds while traveling around campus. 1) MACE
Social media seems to not only decide the most delectable burger in the neighborhood, but also what to wear to the most sought after party on the weekend. Whether it’s the dependable loafers or the chic leather boots, as the proverbial fashion blogger’s Instagram changes shades so do the avenues of humble Athens.
Athens City Council members discussed banning conversion therapy in the City of Athens during their meeting Monday night, saying conversion therapy could lead to the harm of LGBT youth.
I’m a fool. An absolutely persistent, outright masochistic fool.
You’ve made it this far. Only one test-filled week remains.
A lot can happen in four years.
While some students soaked up the sun and played sand volleyball on South Beach, kangaroos and other animals chilled in the shade not too far away.
A “hectic and hard” freshman year was taking its toll on Lindsay Behrendt.
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