OMG! Rotisserie offers students a touch of home cooking
By Paige Clayton | Nov. 17, 2015OMG! Rotisserie, a new soul food restaurant on Columbus Road offers Athens the the chance to eat soul food guilt-free.
OMG! Rotisserie, a new soul food restaurant on Columbus Road offers Athens the the chance to eat soul food guilt-free.
OUPD reported six other alcohol-related incidents between Nov. 9 and Sunday.
Ohio University Women’s Center and ohiowomen collaborate trying to empower women at the open house.
Kaminski has "taken him under his wing," Block said.
Van Oort suffered from a brain hemorrhage resulting from the lightning strike that happened in 2006 while he was participating in a torch run for the Special Olympics.
Yamonie Jenkins has an improved role this season, being the "coach on the floor," after Ohio no longer has former veterans Kat Yelle and Mariah Byard.
A professional organizer will give participants tips and tricks to help tackle the tough stuff and eliminate stress.
Columnist Luke Furman talks about how music should be viewed as a garden of sounds rather than a heavily competitive sport.
Video game embargoes, which prevent reporters from releasing their reviews until close to the release date, can be a tricky ethical subject in journalism.
The Holiday season is upon us.
In a majority vote, GSS overturned its committee boycott, authorizing members to resume participation in university and presidential committees.
Ohio defeats Tennessee State thanks to strong performances from freshmen Jordan Dartis and Gavin Block.
Jeremy Weinreich, a senior studying screenwriting, took home the tiara. Chudd Heyn, freshman studying business, won the popular vote.
Athens City Council passes resolution against the proposed Wayne National Forest fracking plans and a candidate for the Ohio House speaks out against Airbnb legislation.
OU students gathered Monday to recreate the refugee experience.
OUSAP will stop providing services until it finds a credentialed interim survivor advocate. The job position was posted last week.
Columnist Elizabeth Chidlow argues it is important to understand the difference between Daesh and Muslims.
Finalists for the top spots in the East and West MAC divisions are being decided.
OU students to walk "A Mile Together to End Power-Based Personal Violence" to spread awareness on the ways to combat power-based violence.
Power was lost in at least 31 campus buildings because of a dead squirrel, prompting widespread class cancellations.