Women’s Center and Harry Potter Alliance event to feature women in ‘Harry Potter’
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 14, 2017A trivia game will bring attention to the women in the wizarding world.
A trivia game will bring attention to the women in the wizarding world.
The Ohio University Police Department experienced a fairly quiet spring break, with only two alcohol citations and four drug-related incidents.
Student Senate will discuss changing how SAC reimburses student organizations events.
A new policy requires regional jails to help the state of Ohio house inmates charged with fourth and fifth degree felonies at no additional cost.
Ohio's season comes to close, but its future is promising.
Ohio broke a streak, but more importantly, the underclassmen lead the team throughout the season. A bright spot for future successes.
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Residents were split on proposed changes to East State Street, which would include a bike line sidewalk along the south side.
OUPD and the Center for Student Legal Services are working together on a set of guidelines.
The Bachelor made a big mistake.
During the "After the Final Rose" episode of The Bachelor, Rachel’s season of The Bachelorette got an unexpected start right on stage.
The Bobcats are on the cusp of glory.
The Bobcats won 4-2 on Monday to reach the national finals for the first time since 2004.
Pitching continued to be the pinnacle of Ohio's success last week.
OU has admitted more than 18,000 students so far this year.
Sting’s 1983 song 'Every Breath You Take' channels the strange place of holding onto lost love following a crumbling relationship.
How a warm, fuzzy fashion statement has been making waves.
An OU student collaborated with her father and a local resident to write a book on the history of coal in Ohio, which was important in growing and shaping the region.
Feminist Equality Movement will host four sex-themed events to teach students about LGBT and polyamorous relationships, among other topics.
'The Hand That Feeds' will be screened Wednesday at 7 p.m. and is free for all who attend.