Outdoor Pursuits offers free kayak clinic for Ohio University students
By Sean Wolfe | Oct. 7, 2015The program is aimed for students of all experience levels and aims to teach basic safety skills when kayaking.
The program is aimed for students of all experience levels and aims to teach basic safety skills when kayaking.
Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses her experience using Instagram and what she hopes to see for the future of Instagram.
The ideals of conscious consumption and sustainable development promoted by the environmental movement are detrimental to creating change.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office ordered three new cars equipped with updated dashboard cameras.
Students should not have to pay additional costs for their friends to visit during Halloween.
Rue Snider, a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York, talks with The Post about how his career started, who his influences are and what he wants people to take away from his acoustic sound.
The White House hopeful comes under fire once again for her technology usage.
The 2016 Athens Halloween Block Party includes well-known Athens acts and only two stage.
Americans waste about 10.5 million tons of clothing per year that could easily be recycled instead.
Papi White and Daz Patterson are the explosive players Ohio has been waiting for.
The LGBT Center is celebrating people's "true selves."
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat will kick off the "performing arts" part of the Ohio University Performing Arts and Concert Series on Thursday night.
Since 1967, the Ohio University marching band has maintained the same basic uniform.
Ohio University’s oboe studio prepare for this weekend's Oktoboefest.
Writer Robbie DiPaola analyzes studs, duds and surprises of fantasy football in week four of the NFL.
The Firestone Invitational opens up some interesting scenarios for the future of golf.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015:
The Office of Sustainability helped students find an eco-friendly and budget-friendly approaches to picking Halloween costumes.
Multiple minority students and faculty shared their personal stories of overcoming oppression and stereotypes while living in America.
Ohio University's Student Senate budgeted for a breakfast Saturday for the organization's alumni.