Graduate Student Senate discusses cultural competency programs
By Hope Roberts | Oct. 4, 2016The body discussed the topic in light of images recently painted on OU’s campus graffiti wall, including a depiction of a figure being hanged.
The body discussed the topic in light of images recently painted on OU’s campus graffiti wall, including a depiction of a figure being hanged.
Ohio finished in ninth place in its third tournament of the fall season.
The Bobcats will try to stop a floundering Falcons offense on Saturday, a big step toward a MAC championship birth.
The most important unit on the team, the offensive line is surprising opponents this season with strong play.
Jeff Hill, on East Union Street, will become a two-way street after the completion of the Jefferson Hall renovation project.
Alpha Eta Rho is raising money to attend an aviation conference in Georgia.
Though the week yielded eight marijuana-related charges, alcohol offenses hit a semester low at only two reported cases.
Elaborate parade floats were once designed and crafted by students well in advance of homecoming celebrations, but many organizations now choose to walk behind banners.
Chow down on this simple guide to spaghetti squash.
The graffiti wall became a hot topic at this year's first Campus Conversation.
Paul Kerns has been making himself and others happy for several years by crafting and selling magic wands.
The Bobcats only totaled 197 yards of total offense Saturday.
The Survivor Advocacy Program will be a program of My Sister's Place while it works to become a private non-profit over the next year.
Wednesday’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting is expected to be discussion-heavy as they will vote on three resolutions and hear two presentations.
Nonrenewable fuels are dirty and expensive; nuclear energy creates a better alternative for fuel.
Homemade skin scrubs are a great alternative to store bought products.
The Post's Hannah Schroeder talks photos she's taken this year.
The Bobcats tied for fourth place this week at the KZoo Classic.
Columnist William T. Perkins explains why you’re (arguably) wrong about hot dogs.
Former President Bill Clinton stopped in Athens Tuesday to speak on behalf of his wife and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.