Police Blotter: Syllabus week yields drug charges, multiple thefts
By Lauren Fisher | Aug. 30, 2016OUPD lists 20 incidents on its log for the first week of classes.
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OUPD lists 20 incidents on its log for the first week of classes.
Ohio University has had a presence on the internet for some time. Take a look at some old OU web pages and its first Wikipedia page.
A Post photo editor recounts his experiences working in Mexico this summer
Sydney Otto and Juli Holbert are roommates who do stuff together.
The debate of using steroids in sports is not as clear-cut as some may think.
Your clothing reflects who you are — make sure to always make a statement.
Here are some tips for freshmen who continually find themselves eating at fast food chains Uptown.
The Women’s Center’s first lunchtime discussion of the year will feature three panelists discussing the implications of nonviolent protest in the political atmosphere of an election year.
The DJ Barticus Y2K Millennium Dance Party will feature hits from the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Lake Hope Nature Center continues with their annual summer program of hand-feeding hummingbirds at no cost.
Campus coffee shops add four new Frapucinos to the menu.
The public forum will take place in Baker Center Theater on Aug. 30 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
About 4,332 students are enrolled in the class of 2020, according to preliminary numbers from the first day of class.
At the first ISU meeting of the semester, the organization discussed its hopes to attract more domestic students with upcoming events.
Get ready to blast away calories with Ping's group fitness classes
The second floor of OU’s Alden Library is open 24 hours Monday through Thursday, and the libraries at Kent State University and Miami University also have some form of 24-hour access during the week.
Jackie O's beer will likely contain a bit more alcohol in the near future thanks to a law lifting the limit of alcohol in beer.
Even though the group is based in Athens, OUCR does not limit its work to inside state lines. As club alumni have flocked to West Virginia politics, so has OUCR to West Virginia events.
The exhibit features 18 different prints from senior art students throughout Ohio.