Histories of hOUme: A skeptical vacancy in Wilson Hall room 428
By Bri Shaniuk | Oct. 27, 2015There has been a lot of speculation about why one West Green dorm room is closed, columnist Bri Shaniuk explores some of the haunted history.
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Post Haste: Looking to observe ‘American Beer Day?’ You have options; Marching 110 gets another shoutout
Oct. 26, 2015Fortunately for you, there are plenty of options.
Student Legal Services teaches students how not to get arrested on Halloween
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 26, 2015Ohio University Residence Life hosted a powerpoint presentation by Pat McGee in the lobby at Biddle Hall Monday.
Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl threatens to veto non-union review over vacation time
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Oct. 26, 2015Members of the Athens City Council, administration and residents weighed in on the proposal aiming to solve the excess of vacation time accrued by some non-union city employees.
Men's Golf: Peyton White shows he can compete with the best
By Pete Nakos | Oct. 26, 2015Junior Peyton White and freshman Ben Sattler are making a huge contributions at the Homewood/Hilton Garden Airport & FGCU Classic.
Athens, Ohio University K9 units cost approximately $14,500 annually
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 26, 2015Despite the price tag, local law enforcement believes K9 units are essential for keeping Athens safe.
Humans vs. Zombies players immerse themselves in Nerf war for a week
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 26, 2015Humans vs. Zombies: Athens continues through Tuesday.
Graduate program sculpts artists, ranks high nationally
Oct. 26, 2015Artists take their education further in OU's Master's of Ceramics program, which ranks No. 5 in the country.
Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences' film series focuses on future
By Tony Heim | Oct. 26, 2015College of Arts and Sciences to host the third installation in a four-part film series.
Bromley Hall rape suspect to appear in municipal court Tuesday
By EMILY BOHATCH | Oct. 26, 2015Rape suspect John Hyland will appear in Municipal Court on Tuesday.
Russell waives pretrial, catapulted into next phase in terroristic threats case
By EMILY BOHATCH | Oct. 26, 2015On Monday in Athens County Common Pleas Court, Nickolaus Russell waived his right to a pretrial.
Athens Community Center hosts family-friendly Halloween Game Night
By Austin Erickson | Oct. 26, 2015Athens Community Center will host its annual game night Thursday, where kids of all ages can dress up and enjoy fun activities.
“A Sense of Place” exhibit showcases art made in Hungary, Romania
By Hannah Wintucky | Oct. 26, 2015“A Sense of Place” exhibit showcases Ohio University students' journey and art from a trip to Hungary and Romania.
We the People: People should think about offensiveness in Halloween costumes to avoid cultural appropriation
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Oct. 26, 2015To avoid appropriating a culture, it is important to understand what the term culture appropriation means and its impact.
Marching 110 receives shout out from Sia, clip of performance featured on 'Today'
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 26, 2015The Marching 110’s Oct. 17 performance received recognition from Sia and a clip of it was played on NBC's 'Today.'
Oblivious Searchbar: Not quite James Bond: Traitorous and idiotic spies from the Cold War
By Richard Hwang | Oct. 26, 2015Spies are supposed to be cunning and ingenious, but these are a few that put that idea to shame.
Men's Basketball: Dallas Mavericks waive forward Maurice Ndour
By Luke O'Roark | Oct. 26, 2015Maurice Ndour was waived by the Dallas Mavericks, according to sources.
MAC Notebook: Week 8 shapes up bowl eligibility, division races
By Jeremy R. Hahn | Oct. 26, 2015Multiple MAC teams looked to gain bowl eligibility in week eight of the season.
Ohio University student’s film ‘Track’ had good run in New York
By Michael Broerman | Oct. 26, 2015Current freshman Cullum Andrews had his 13-minute film, Track, screened at a high school film festival in Times Square.
Locals take home brewing hobby and turn into new brewing company
By Alex Driehaus | Oct. 26, 2015Little Fish Brewing Company is a local microbrewery in Athens, Ohio, which opened in summer of 2015. Sean White and Jimmy Stockwell, cofounders of Little Fish, have been home brewing for years and decided it was time to make their hobby into a business. Their aim with the brewery is to create an atmosphere that is “uniquely Athens,” with a focus on using local ingredients and creating a taproom that can serve as a gathering place for community members and their families.
