Between the Lines: Students braved Palmer Fest with onesies, 'beer tubes'
By Julia Fair | Apr. 10, 2016Bobcats made the trek to Palmer Fest despite cold temperatures
Bobcats made the trek to Palmer Fest despite cold temperatures
Ohio's defense won 62-18 in its spring football game Saturday.
Ohio puts up 244 points and wins All-Ohio Track and Field Championship.
Ohio's defense held its offense to under three yards per play during Saturday's spring game.
Police began shutting parties down by 3 p.m. and most were completely shut down by 5:30 p.m.
Although partygoers saw fewer police officers, Palmer Place security staff monitored the event.
Post editors Dina Berliner and Alex Meyer discuss students' reaction to pro-Donald Trump graffiti, updates on the Athens sexual predator and other top stories from the week.
The movie is slated to come out at the end of this year.
The Performing Arts and Concert Series closed its main shows with Tony-award winning musical "Million Dollar Quartet."
The annual Take Back the Night keynote address and march took place Thursday at Scripps Amphitheater.
The Bobcats are seeking their first MAC series win of the season.
Yost shared his opinions on presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders while at the event.
Husted said McDavis’ efforts to achieve financial and academic success were among his accomplishments to warrant the commendation.
The site's creator hopes to also bring the service to Columbus and Cincinnati.
The student-run Learn to Skate program encourages people of all ages to try out skating.
International Week will begin this Sunday. There will be a variety of events available to participate in, both for international as well as domestic students.
Phi Delta Epsilon will hold a glow-in-the-dark 5K Sunday to fundraise for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.
We hope the newest student trustee is a true advocate for OU students and their needs.
The graffiti wall by Bentley Hall was painted over with the words "Build The Wall!!" and "Trump 2016" on Thursday.
GoBus has been operating since November 2011, yet this was the first major accident with injuries, Carolyn Conley, GoBus coordinator, said.