Catch these movies in theaters in October
(09/30/16 12:31am)
Those who love to watch Halloween movies will be very disappointed this October.
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Burning Man is coming to Southeast Ohio as the Mosaic Experiment
(09/27/16 11:24pm)
People have the chance to have fun and "leave no trace" at the Mosaic Experiment starting Thursday morning.
Some Ohio University freshmen start college as young as 16
(09/27/16 1:53am)
Freshman Erica Cox knows some high school sophomores who are older than her.
OU starting to recruit international students through social media
(09/27/16 4:15am)
Ohio University hopes to use smartphone applications in the future to entice more international students to come to campus.
Brothers Osborne, Jake Owen left crowd wanting to 'Stay a Little Longer' at Country Night Lights
(09/24/16 3:35pm)
Friday night, some students avoided the brick roads and Uptown bars in favor of cowboy boots, cowboy hats and live country music.
Regional mental health services see success despite stigmas and funding problems
(09/22/16 6:57am)
A Victorian-style brick house on North Congress Street is not only a place of support for adults diagnosed with mental illnesses, but also a refuge from the negative stigmas against them.
Images depicting a hanged figure, 'build the wall' appear on graffiti wall at Ohio University
(09/21/16 12:03am)
Editors’ Note: This story has been updated to include a quote from an OU Spokeswoman
Quite Contrary: Why you’re wrong about fashion
(09/20/16 9:48pm)
Fashion doesn’t matter. Except when it does.
Division between African-American and African students driven by media stereotypes
(09/20/16 2:32am)
Correction appended.
Clinton's free tuition plan might benefit public colleges but hurt taxpayers
(09/19/16 1:54am)
Hillary Clinton wants to make college tuition free for 80 percent of American families, but some critics say it would do more harm than good.
International students find home in Athens, despite perceived American indifference
(09/15/16 4:06pm)
When Yvonne Yan came to Ohio University, she met students who were about 30 years behind in their understanding of her country.
Monthly family program at Kennedy Museum offers creative freedom, art education
(09/11/16 10:55pm)
A monthly art program at the Kennedy Museum of Art offers a creative outlet for both children and their parents, while teaching them a little about artistic techniques.
NEDA walk held to break stigmas surrounding eating disorders
(09/11/16 11:16pm)
For eight years, Cheyenne Buckingham had an eating disorder.
Soulja Boy is coming to Ohio University in October
(09/09/16 2:07am)
Hop out of bed, and “Turn (your) Swag On” because Soulja Boy is coming to Ohio University.
NEDA Walk to promote awareness about eating disorders, break stigmas
(09/08/16 11:16pm)
Growing up, Shelby Martin’s family has always been involved in the sports scene surrounded by athletes who strived to achieve the ideal body type.
Survivor Advocacy Program case manager returns to alma mater
(09/13/16 12:03am)
When Kristin Waltz attended Ohio University in the late '80s, the pavement on Morton Hill was uneven, Baker University Center had not been built and the Survivor Advocacy Program did not exist.
Volunteer workers go to local nonprofits to clear community standards violations
(08/29/16 2:42am)
Not all students who complete community service participate optionally.
Changes to OU's meal plans allow students to swipe in more guests
(08/24/16 1:08am)
Hungry Bobcats lacking a meal plan now have more classmates to bother to swipe them into the dining halls as guests.
Despite limitations, theater program aims for environment of inclusion
(08/25/16 1:43am)
Deaf West Theatre became a Tony Award-winning champion of inclusion after creating a Broadway revival of the musical Spring Awakening, which featured a deaf cast.
McDavis calls for involvement, unity in his final Freshman Convocation
(08/22/16 2:41am)
As the Ohio University Class of 2020 prepared to take its first steps into college classrooms, President Roderick McDavis took to the stage at The Convo alongside his colleagues one final time to officially welcome incoming students.
