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"We did the mom's breast cancer walk yesterday, that was fun, yeah, that was probably my favorite."
Emma Kessler, a sophomore studying chemistry, works three jobs in order to pay for school herself.
SOUP, the Student Organization of Undergraduate Playwrights, is producing its undergraduate playwrights festival and ready for next year
The 15th annual Moms Walk for a Cure will take place this weekend during of Moms Weekend.
Megan Popke has a dream to help others by being a nurse at Saint Jude Children’s hospital, and that dream is expensive.
Editor's Note: This week, The Post is publishing a series exploring student debt at Ohio University. This is the first story of the five part series.
OU students often opt to volunteer as human subjects in medical research studies.
Ginger is great and easy way to spice up what you're cooking up.
Many clothing brands advertise that they give back to charity, but shoppers should be careful to support companies that really deliver on their promises.
Hashim Pashtun recently became the International Student Union President and continues to serve on Graduate Student Senate as an executive.
More than 400 participants on 37 teams attended Friday’s American Red Cross Relay for Life at Walter Fieldhouse.
The Bobcats use their bye week to face alumni in charity event
2nd place winner Brittany Peterson, an assistant professor in the communication studies department, performs "Let It Go" from the movie Frozen with the help of her son Pax, right, and his friend Lillie, left, during the Sixth Annual Ava Nichols Faculty Pageant, which was hosted by Alpha Phi Omega in Baker Center Ballroom on Wednesday. The event raises money for Camp Quality Ohio, a camp that provides free year-round support activities for children with cancer and their families as well as a one week summer program.
Alpha Phi Omega hosted the Sixth Annual Ava Nichols Faculty Pageant Wednesday night, with all the money raised going toward Camp Quality Ohio.
A high smoking rate and lack of vaccination are possible explanation for Athens County’s high prostate and cervical cancer incidence rates.
A new retailer in uptown Athens is hoping to save lives, its co-owner said.
Senior Traci Schreibman found out she is a perfect bone marrow match for a 9-year-old girl with leukemia, and she’s going through with the donation.
FACES holds Baker Theater fashion show for Sibs Weekend. Admission is $4 at the door, $3 pre-sale.
Reminder: OU's tobacco ban will start next semester.
"I think that there are risks with both taking and not taking birth control. Not taking it can result in the obvious. Taking it can result in breat cancer and other negative effects that have to do with taking a hormonal substance that alters your chemical makeup. It's important to know."
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