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Students and faculty gathered in Baker University Center for a variety of events and sessions, most revolving around the idea of altruism at the fourth annual Ohio Women Making a Difference Conference on Thursday.
Though exercise accessories for music players are released continuously, ranging from apps that track movement on the iPhone to headphones that claim to be comfortable for running, music might not always be advantageous to everyone’s workouts.
Porter Hall provided a stage for a public lecture on the dynamics of global resources and their impact on an international level Monday night.
Amy Tan, author of multiple books including The Joy Luck Club and The Kitchen God’s Wife, will be holding a public interview and book signing at the Athens Public Library this afternoon, followed by a public lecture in the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday evening as a part of the Kennedy Lecture Series.
I’ve been waiting about seven weeks to say this ... we’re halfway through the semester. It’s a great feeling, right? Think of what is coming for us: spring break is right around the corner, only seven more weeks of classes, fest season is coming soon! These things aside, I can’t help but hate what else this time means — lots and lots of midterms.
Gwen Ifill, a moderator and managing editor of Washington Week and senior correspondent for the PBS NewsHour, speaks in the Baker University Center Ballroom as the first speaker of the Schuneman Symposium. Her keynote speech was about why journalism isn’t dead. (Julia Moss | Staff Photographer)
Having already won a Golden Globe, an Emmy and a Writer’s Guild Award in her tenure, writer and director Bridget Bedard has established herself as an accomplished professional.
Gwen Ifill arrived at the 2008 vice-presidential debate in a wheelchair because of a broken ankle but gritted her teeth and still moderated the debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin without the use of pain pills.
The Schuneman Symposium on New Media and Photojournalism is kicking off Monday night with a presentation from a nationally renowned journalist.
The Center for Law, Justice and Culture will host world-renowned speaker Michael Hardt on Thursday as a part of its efforts to better inform students of the interdisciplinary nature of law and humanity.
For their next Science on Screen event, the Athena Cinema plans on sailing into victory.
After Ohio defeated Iowa State 4-0 on Sunday, junior defenseman Jonathan Gulch put on a goalie mask and goalie gloves as “Harlem Shake” began to play on the speakers in the locker room.
During Andy Alexander’s time as ombudsman at The Washington Post, letters piled on his desk informing him of factual errors, too-frequent usage of anonymous sources and corrections that needed to be made in news articles.
Andy Alexander
Despite scheduling an event on a day devoted to romance, Luigi Zingales was able to gather an audience for a lecture meant to tickle the mind.
Former ombudsman for The Washington Post, and current Scripps Howard visiting professional at Ohio University, Andy Alexander, is this year’s undergraduate commencement speaker.
As Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act head to the Supreme Court this spring, the Athens community will have a chance to hear the details of the original trial.
Graduate Student Senate heard from an array of speakers and debated how to best increase their university representation at Monday night’s meeting.
Solutions by The State News