‘Fat Activism’ panel held at Ohio University to combat body shaming
By Mae Yen Yap | Oct. 20, 2015The Women’s Center hosted a "Fat Activism" panel in collaboration with University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh to target the stigmas surrounding body image.
MULTIMEDIA
Working with cadavers enhances medical students’ experience in the classroom
By Candice Wilder | Oct. 20, 2015Medical students get to experience and enhance their learning of the human body by working with donated cadavers during their four year training at Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ohio University students hover around campus on personal transportation devices
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 20, 2015The use of personal transportation devices, often called “hoverboards,” is on the rise among celebrities and students alike.
Practical Politics: Will he or won’t he? Joe Biden might become a presidential candidacy
By Jack Davies | Oct. 20, 2015Columnist Jack Davies assesses the current vice president’s chance of winning the upcoming election.
Amplified Observations: Is using 'hey' in lyrics effective or lazy?
By Luke Furman | Oct. 20, 2015The word “hey” has been abundantly used to energize audiences throughout the history of popular music; however, many instances of the word are placed lazily in the background
Editorial: Students in medical fields need cadavers to be properly educated
Oct. 20, 2015The bodies come in the form of donations and are incredibly helpful to students who are learning how the human body functions.
Men's Golf: Ohio falls in day two of Terrapin Invitational
By Pete Nakos | Oct. 20, 2015The Bobcats are consistent at being inconsistent.
Post Season: Let's snap footballs
By Ian Ording | Oct. 20, 2015We're nearing the World Series. Who will be in it? Why did the Colts do that play? Why did Michigan's long snapper do that bad? Who will replace Pitino? Is Leonard Fournette good at football? Yeah, he is.
Cirque Alfonse’s 'Timber!' will bring extreme circus acrobatics with a twist to Ohio University
By Hannah Wintucky | Oct. 20, 2015It’s going down, and Cirque Alfonse is yelling “timber!” in its circus show coming to MemAud on Wednesday night.
Only confidential reporters at Ohio University are at campus care and counseling and psychological services
By Megan Henry | Oct. 20, 2015After the departure of Ohio University Survivor Advocacy Program Coordinator Delaney Anderson, the program is without confidential reporters.
Ohio University Student Senate to increase representation of students involved with Center for International Studies
By Maygan Beeler | Oct. 20, 2015A resolution proposed at Wednesday’s meeting will attempt to better represent students involved with the Center for International Studies by appointing a Center for International Studies senator
Closure of municipal parking garage causes challenges for the city
Oct. 20, 2015Construction in the parking garage forces drivers to find other parking options
Women's Cross Country: Leadership epitomized in Kayla Scott's road to recovery
By Jimmy Watkins | Oct. 20, 2015Coming off a torn ACL injury, sidelined cross country captain Kayla Scott has inspired her teammates with positivity and motivation.
Bobcat Depot takes over background checks from Ohio University Police Department
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 20, 2015The change will free OUPD of the duty, provide students with more payment options and host the service in a more central location.
Histories of hOUme: The Ridges home to one of many supposed supernatural sightings
By Bri Shaniuk | Oct. 20, 2015Five cemeteries are said to form a sign of the occult in Athens in addition to the haunted aura of the former mental healthcare facility.
Winsome Chunnu-Brayda will speak at the Women’s Center Brown Bag event about homophobia in Jamaica
By Jessica Hill | Oct. 20, 2015Winsome Chunnu-Brayda will address homophobia in Jamaica at a lunch event.
The Athena Cinema continues its Fall Sustainability Series with documentaries 'Broken Landscape' and 'Sludge'
By Grace Hill | Oct. 20, 2015The Fall Sustainability Series at the Athena Cinema continues with showings of Sludge and Broken Landscape as the Athens community is invited to take part in a discussion of coal mining and its effects on communities and the environment
The Reel World: 2002 ‘Frida’ biopic, starring Salma Hayek, shows viewers emotional sides of Mexican artist
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Oct. 20, 2015The now-famous painter has cemented her place in history as a marxist and a example of a sexually free woman of the early 20th century
Sports Column: Changes necessary for "Blackout Weekend"
By Christian Edgington | Oct. 20, 2015"Blackout Weekend" needs necessary changes in order to improve attendance, fan morale
Solving Life: Do we fear creativity?
By Neelam Khan | Oct. 20, 2015From an early age, kids are taught to be creative, but not to fully express that creativity.
