Religious-natured seminar creates dispute between student groups
A seminar being held Tuesday has sparked controversy between several Ohio University student organizations.
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A seminar being held Tuesday has sparked controversy between several Ohio University student organizations.
According to Feeding America, the nation's leading domestic hunger-relief charity, there are 13,170 food insecure people in Athens County.
Not only does Kingsfoil help heal Frodo, Sam, Faramir and others in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, but it is also the name chosen by Jordan Davis, lead singer, and his three band mates for their band.
Islam and Muslims are one and the same, Christians are unaccepting and Buddhists are vegetarians — those are just some common myths that surround some of the world’s largest religions.
Thousands of people gather each winter for music, food, parades and the opportunity to collect famous beads during the Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans.
The mandolin is an 18th-century instrument, and the Backstreet Boys are a 1990s boy-band sensation; but together, they make for an unexpected surprise.
When President Barack Obama launched his Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge last March, he recognized Ohio University as a leader in the Better Together campaign.
One of the most common languages throughout the world is the language of food, which is why Anthony Rucker, author of The Relationship Cookbook, uses it to show how to cook up the best relationship.
Cupid, chocolate, flowers and love are in the air every Feb. 14, but dancing, donating and cooperating will be in the air as well Tuesday evening.
What began as a three-man folk group consisting of two brothers and a seasoned rocker at the beginning of 2011 quickly transformed into a five-member folk, rock and Irish band this past fall.
Battling a sex and pornography addiction was something Michael Leahy never thought he would have to endure.
Chocolate and extreme poverty are words that aren’t often synonymous, but to some people in Third World countries, chocolate can mean slavery, poverty and exploitation.
People can help nonprofit organizations in more ways than volunteering, such as by spreading awareness, by donating money or even by attending a concert.
Although MySpace has become a mostly forgotten corner of the Internet, for Maza Blaska, the site was the key to finding a producer.
From lighters to garbage bags to even kitchen sinks, STOMP captivated a sold-out Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium during its first show Monday night.
The sounds of swishing brooms and clanging trash cans will fill Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium Monday and Tuesday when the world-famous STOMP returns to Ohio University.
Nashville, nicknamed the Music City, is a city where dreams can either come true or be consumed by a sea of competition.
Opportunities to witness the political issue between Israel and Palestine first-hand are a rare occurrence for students, but last summer, a group of students from around the country ventured to Israel as part of J Street U and documented their journey.
Although Hebrew is not taught as a foreign language at Ohio University, students will have the opportunity to learn the basics of the language with Rabbi Danielle Leshaw, director of Hillel, over a seven-week period.
Editor’s note: This is the fifth and final article in a five-part series exploring the role of religion in the lives of Ohio University students.