Real Food Challenge to host panel Thursday about increasing 'real' food at OU
By LynAnne Vucovich | Apr. 12, 2016Get to know Real Food Challenge OU’s mission for local food and sustainability at panel and potluck.
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OU President McDavis highlights Promise Lives Campaign, university expansion in annual report
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 12, 2016The university surpassed its Promise Lives Campaign goal of $500 million to help pay for university programs.
Letter: Building a wall is an issue of security, not race
Apr. 12, 2016A letter from the Ohio University College Republicans says that building a wall along the southern U.S. border is an issue of security, both defensively and economically.
Local bands to perform at Casa Nueva for Brick City Showcase
By Bharbi Hazarika | Apr. 12, 2016Casa Nueva hosts Brick City 2015-2016 Showcase will feature extended plays from the Crooked Spines, Space Buns Forever and Slackluster.
'The Light in Her Eyes' discusses the importance of Muslim women interpreting the Quran
By Mae Yen Yap | Apr. 12, 2016"The Light in Her Eyes" will be screened at 4 p.m. Thursday, followed by a discussion panel.
Police Blotter: OUPD responds to report of smeared peanut butter in Sargent Hall
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 12, 2016OUPD has no witnesses in relation to an incident where someone smeared peanut butter all over a Sargent Hall hallway.
Softball: Dorsey hopes to keep hot streak against Kent State
By Wynston Wilcox | Apr. 12, 2016Savannah Jo Dorsey has been the best pitcher in the Mid-American Conference, and with her in the circle, the team is consistent.
Rethinking Religion: Religious liberty is under attack, but same-sex marriage and abortion aren’t to blame
By Grace Eberly | Apr. 12, 2016Columnist Grace Eberly writes about how religious liberty is under attack in the U.S., but not by those typically blamed.
Letter: Follow these rules of etiquette on the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway
Apr. 12, 2016Here are some suggested rules of etiquette for the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway.
Gamer Girl: Check out these innovative apps for your phone
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 12, 2016Columnist Sophie Kruse writes about innovative apps, including Plant Nanny and Nuzzle.
Football: If Ohio's offense can pull together, the Bobcats could be headed for MAC Championship
By Andrew Gillis | Apr. 11, 2016Ohio's defense will be strong once again.
Post Haste: Number Fest just dropped a new hype video; Pro-Trump mural leads to Greek Week changes
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 11, 2016The video went on social media over the weekend.
International Week celebrates tradition on the runway with International Talent and Fashion Show
By Bharbi Hazarika | Apr. 11, 2016The second day of International Week concluded with the International Talent and Fashion Show at Baker Center Theatre. It celebrated the varied culture on campus by displaying ethnic attires.
OU Graduate Student Senate swears in new leadership, passes six resolutions
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 11, 2016Ian Armstrong has officially succeeded Eddie Smith as president of Graduate Student Senate.
Outdoor seating may be added near South Congress and Court streets
By Alyse Peck | Apr. 11, 2016The project, however, could eliminate six or seven parking spaces on the north side of West Union Street.
Men's Golf: Peyton White sits in a tie for third after two rounds
By Pete Nakos | Apr. 11, 2016Peyton White could be on the cusp of his second-straight collegiate victory.
Making a case: Ohio's Savannah Jo Dorsey should win MAC Pitcher of the Year
By Jimmy Watkins | Apr. 11, 2016Savannah Jo Dorsey already has broken records and won awards this season, but she deserves another.
Football: Ohio stresses importance of gaining cohesion after offense struggles in spring game
By Cameron Fields | Apr. 11, 2016Ohio's offense performed marginally during Saturday's spring game.
Social Media platforms such as Instagram and Vine can create a new kind of fame for users
By Alex Darus | Apr. 11, 2016Social media users with a lot of followers and interactions become celebrities to the people that follow them.
Athens Police Department sees increase in student compliance, less noise arrests
By Julia Fair | Apr. 11, 2016A 45 percent decrease in noise related arrests may be due to students complying with the nuisance party ordinance.
