This recent attack is only the latest in the long history of war crimes committed by the American military.
Five nights a week, a team of copy editors works tirelessly to get the paper out and to the presses.
After marching through Mill Street and up Court Street, FRC will host speakers on sexual assault on College Green.
Don’t be discouraged by slip-ups in saving the environment- none of us are a perfect shade of green.
Ohio's libero and leader on defense, Meredith Ashy, highlights a Bobcat team nationally ranked for its play on its own end.
With a large flux of alumni hitting uptown bars during Homecoming week, bar staff scramble to stock up on alcohol.
Two Southeast Ohio representatives helped pass a resolution encouraging Congress to lift the ban on oil exports, despite criticism from local activists.
The Amish school shooter was quickly forgiven by relatives of the victims.
Columnist Haadiza Ogwude talks about the different criticisms black women receive because of their hair.
The No. 2 Bobcats face their first real challenge in the No. 7 Cyclones, and it comes on the road 12 hours away.
Ohio plays Ball State and Miami this weekend. The Bobcats haven't beaten the RedHawks since 2008.
Ohio will play Missouri State and Michigan State this weekend.
Students now complain about a lot of the same things.
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis spoke to Student Senate about the university’s plan for the growth of regional and online programs.
Homecoming weekend is here, and Bobcats are incredibly excited. Here is your proof, in the form of tweets.
"I’m Shmacked," an entertainment group that tours U.S. colleges and films parties, announced it will come to Ohio University for Homecoming Weekend.
The 41st Halloween Block Party will feature two stages rather than three, with the Lokoween stage replacing the South Stage.
Sexual assault at Ohio University keeps occuring. Columnist Erin Davoran provides information on where survivors can go for help.
Shively management expects not to serve turkey until at least Oct. 14.
Graduate Workers Party President claims that current compensation puts many students at poverty line.
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