Cheryl Cesta will hold the first self-defense workshop of the year for the Women’s Center; it will focus not only on physical self-defense but also on awareness skills for prevention.
Eating meat can have disastrous consequences. Fortunately, vegetarian opportunities abound on campus.
Wizard’s Guild comics stands a popular place for students and Athens locals to purchase and discuss comic books and gaming.
Freshman Ben Sattler looks to make his mark on this years team.
'Post' editor Emma Ockerman introduces "Post Sessions", a new initiative to host student-lead discussions on common journalism questions.
Another outage is planned for Friday morning from 2 a.m. to 3:30 a.m, the Office of Information Technology announced.
The Bobcats have lost runners on both the men’s and women’s sides, but the coaches feel strongly that what they have will lead Ohio to success.
Generation Action, a student-run youth movement, advocates for reproductive rights on OU's campus.
In April, a fire ravaged the building at 30 Public Square, near Stuart's Opera House, in Nelsonville, Ohio. Months later, progress is being made in removing the debris and prepping plans for a renovation.
Club sports, including Ohio's fencing team, provide a variety of skills to newcomers to the sport.
After a strong season in 2014, Ohio’s women's golf team is pushing to have an even better season in 2015.
It's been a year since that 3-0 Wildcat victory, and nearly three since Rodgers decided to take the head coach position at Ohio.
After last summer’s Hobby Lobby court case, Wheaton forces us to ask difficult questions about religious freedom and health care access.
The Bobcats will play the Tribe and Rams this weekend in Virginia.
Black Student Cultural Programming Board, University Program Council and the International Student Union will be receiving fewer university dollars.
The sports staff attempts to predict Ohio's season-opening matchup with Idaho on Thursday night.
Ohio will face off against a trifecta of solid opponents in LSU, Xavier and Michigan for the Bobcat Invitational.
This past academic year, alcohol and marijuana Code of Conduct charges increased, while suspensions and academic misconduct are on the decline.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015:
The Global Reach to Engage Academic Talent program, a state initiative that is trying to turn the state into a hotbed for educating international students — and keeping them here after graduation.
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