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Twelve years, more than $500 million in fundraising and a few bats later, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis will leave his post as chief executive when his contract expires in June 2017.
Columnist Kaitlyn McGarvey writes about the film 'Labyrinth,' which the Athena Cinema is showing Saturday.
Ohio forward Lexie Baldwin shows her maturity and personality as she becomes the third key player in Bob Boldon's game plan.
City Council met Monday to approve the new ARTS/West mural and newly revived Community Relations Commission.
Jim Jezik, who runs the local antique store Random House, 12 W. State St., has been interested in antiques since age 16.
Two women were Ja-makin’ Ben crazy while one fell flat on "The Bachelor."
Fuller House needs to find the right recipe in order to be successful.
Inspired by the MAC title run of last season, freshman Troy Black joins his brother, Ty, on Ohio's roster.
If you’re looking for something to make the Oscars more enjoyable, try this drinking game.
If you like goriness and sexual humor, Deadpool is the movie for you.
The class that changed Ohio wrestling.
With an all-around amazing cast, impressive choreography and sets and an important social message, Urinetown was the perfect musical for Ohio University's Division of Theater to produce after a four-year gap since its last musical production.
In preparation for the 88th Academy Awards ceremony, relive some of the best acceptance speeches.
Renowned creative non-fiction writer brings highly-versatile writing to Ohio University.
Even after its 2013 series finale, "The Office" remains funny and enjoyable to watch.
Ohio will host Miami on Wednesday night in The Convo.
Lady Gaga stole the show with a David Bowie tribute, and Rihanna backed out of her performance at the 58th Grammy Awards.
Candidate hunting can lead to some pretty grim outlooks, but perhaps you can find the diamond in the ruff that represents you best.
Despite a somewhat remarkable turn-around season, Ohio's divers have been overlooked all season.
Our colloquial language suggests that suicide and self-harm are things that can be casually referenced in order to make a joke or hyperbole.
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