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About a year ago, CPS signed a contract with Language Services Associates to provide confidential professional translation services through the speakerphone function of the office’s phones.
A bill to defund Planned Parenthood passed the state house of representatives Tuesday.
A rally, which took place on the steps of the Athens County Courthouse, was in response to Kasich and other governors publicly opposing the entrance of Syrian refugees into their states following Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
Ohio University Women’s Center and ohiowomen collaborate trying to empower women at the open house.
OU students gathered Monday to recreate the refugee experience.
A leading female entrepreneur to visited OU in a bid to empower women.
Keep Noah Rolling held a charity bar shuffle to raise money for an Athens resident to buy a new van.
Students sit on the steps of the amphitheater in front of the new dorms on South Green and listen to speakers during the rally Thursday.
Columnist Grace Eberly recounts her father’s recent sermon and poses the question: “Why do you go to church?”
More than 100 people gathered at Scripps Amphitheater in solidarity with students at University of Missouri to host speakers discussing the racial climate at Ohio University and across the country.
Distinguished Professor of Playwriting Charles Smith is giving remarks at the inaugural December commencement ceremony Dec. 12.
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Anton Treuer led a talk and answered questions about Native American history and oppressions that some people are afraid to ask.
The College of Fine Arts kicks off annual event series with a lecture by Una Chaudhuri.
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Here's what to know about the Bobcats favorite weekend of the year.
Edgar Allan Poe’s short story The Cask of Amontillado reveals that the main character, Montresor, may be perceived as an unreliable narrator when retelling his account of the horror fantasy.
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund Executive Director Thomas Linzey will speak about civil disobedience later this semester.
Adena stemmed point arrowheads are on display at the Athens County Historical Society and Museum on Court Street. It is currently Archaeology Month, and the historical society is hosting speakers every Thursday in October.
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