After Johannes Chan is denied administrative position, the politicization of HKU’s decisions should be protested by more than just students at the university.
When archery practice moved to the Ping Center, safety and storage concerns arose.
Number Fest's Twitter account is polling people this week.
Ohio University Student Senate heard presentations from three university offices and appointed three women to fill vacant senate positions.
Gay and Latino writer and activist Emanuel Xavier came to Ohio University to speak about issues such as discrimination and immigration
Have you picked out your costume for HallOUween? If you haven't picked out your costume yet, you could make a day of it by going to thrift stores and costume shops with a friend. Popular destinations include Athens Underground and Uptown Costumes, both of which are located on Court Street. Honey is a new option on West Union Street for those who are feeling a bit more adventurous.
Everyone wants to dress up as him, but just a costume isn’t enough.
A new perspective of the classic tale of Pinocchio, told from Geppetto's side, will be presented at Stuart’s Opera House this weekend.
The idea that students will be forced to pay a $50 fee to have a guest stay in their dorm room on Halloween weekend reflects the problem of corporate higher education in which students are viewed as customers.
Athens Community Cats has neutered or placed about forty wild cats, but many remain at risk.
The Ohio University Women’s Center hopes some art, nutrition and burlesque will teach students to love their body.
The board will vote on a resolution to approve and adopt the Ridges Framework Plan, which was finalized Sept. 2, as the current plan for the facility and its 700 acres of land.
After sweeping Iowa State, Ohio is ranked No. 1 in a recent poll.
Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses using pictures with tweets to get more impressions and interactions.
One Ohio University faculty member comments on the recent article which highlighted the Red Cross donation system.
Columnist Courtney Mihocik urges consumers to practice caution and be mindful of the products used every day because of chemicals and potentially dangerous side effects.
Bringing the heat since 1996, the Smoked Meat and BBQ Festival is back again Friday and Saturday.
After rediscovering her love of theater, columnist Erin Davoran is performing in the satirical science fiction musical this weekend.
An Ohio University lecturer is appearing on Jeopardy on Wednesday evening.
Cleveland native Christopher “DJ Cle-OH” Johnson is a third generation DJ who came to Ohio University largely because of the DJ scene in Athens.
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