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After updates from Provost Pam Benoit and a presentation from the CEO of the Ohio University Foundation Bryan Benchoff, the senators will consider six different resolutions.
Kyra Willner’s parents plan to set up the Kyra Kurt Willner Global Travel Scholarship.
Voting closed yesterday.
Release your inner rastaman and start listening to reggae with these songs.
Ohio University students and faculty engage in a day-long fast that ended with a feast and lessons about the meaning of Ramadan.
The Mid-American Conference is hosting an initiative that will discuss student athlete's well-being this February.
The Campus Conversation also touched on issues more recent to this academic year, such as the conflict that occurred over the weekend when an OU student was using a megaphone to shout phrases that included the N-word on Carpenter Street.
Columnist Melanie Umbaugh is leaving in two weeks to study in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Read her weekly column to follow her adventure.
The Women’s Center will be hosting “Changing the Face of Power: Empowering Young Women to Create Lasting Change on Campus & Beyond” to empower marginalized people to get their voices heard.
You could vote for the old guy from Modern Family.
Ohio University seniors can vote from a list of 16 nominees for the Spring Commencement speaker.
The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has again inspired a week of both discussion and action in Athens.
The address is tonight at 9, so get ready to drink, and there is a winter weather advisory.
Consider adding djkhaled305 on Snapchat for your New Year's resolution.
From food to music to dancing, countries around the world celebrate Christmas in many ways.
Speakers included President Roderick McDavis and Distinguished Ohio University Professor of Playwriting Charles Smith.
The Bobcats will receive a watch and a backpack, among other gifts, for their appearance in the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl.
Listen to these 20 songs, ranging from Journey to Wicked, in order to get through finals week.
Before Trump took the stage, protesters took to the sidewalks outside the venue.
The Women’s Center and ohiowomen hosted an open house focusing on women and entrepreneurship.
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