Tour of Alden's rare book vault exposes students to different eras of history
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 13, 2015Students were able to explore Alden's rare book vault Tuesday
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Swimming and Diving: Strong freshman class looks to improve Bobcats
By Trevor Colgan | Oct. 13, 2015The incoming freshman class could be key to any success the swimming and diving team, as a whole, will have in the upcoming season.
Softball: Young team finds success in fall season
By Wyatt Harmon | Oct. 13, 2015Ohio softball finishes fall season undefeated and looks forward to its spring season.
Histories of hOUme: Ohio University home to many famous alumni, including woman who voices Bart Simpson
By Bri Shaniuk | Oct. 13, 2015Nancy Cartwright, the woman who voices Bart Simpson, has previously said that her time at OU helped make her the artist she is today.
The Reel World: Documentary ‘Love Me’ about mail-order brides emphasizes politics and money that go into international dating services
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Oct. 13, 2015The 2011 feature takes an interesting look at the risk of international dating websites.
Ohio University's production of 'The Penelopiad' gives opportunity, voice to women
By Grace Hill | Oct. 13, 2015Ohio University’s Division of Theater is presenting The Penelopiad as the second main stage production of the year. The play will run Wednesday through Saturday and Oct. 21-24 at 8 p.m. in the Forum Theater in the Radio-Television Building.
Writer, activist Emanuel Xavier to discuss at Ohio University about the intersectionality of being gay, Latino
By Alex Darus | Oct. 13, 2015Gay and Latino writer and activist Emanuel Xavier will come to campus to speak about LGBT and Latino issues.
Amplified Observations: Radio offers country music fans wide variety of options
By Luke Furman | Oct. 13, 2015Radio has a proportionately higher amount of country music stations than other genres. Amplified Observations delves into why this phenomenon occurs.
Gamer Girl: Windows' Surface Book shows some hope for company with tablet-laptop hybrid
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 13, 2015The Surface Book, the soon-to-be released tablet-laptop hybrid, shows that Windows might be trying to attract a new crowd: the creatives.
Editorial: ‘Post’ shouldn’t have run letter to the editor with hate speech
Oct. 13, 2015Editors apologize for not researching the author’s affiliation with hate group before publishing the letter.
Soccer Notebook: Women's soccer tactics have changed this season
By Wynston Wilcox | Oct. 13, 2015Coach Aaron Rodgers changed the tactics this season; let's see how it's working for the team.
Different shades of Redshirts: Transfers, Injuries and the Pine
By Cameron Fields | Oct. 13, 2015Some athletes experience redshirting for their respected teams in different ways.
Women's Golf: Bobcats' young talent not enough to win MAC Fall Preview
By Clark Wicks | Oct. 13, 2015Women's golf finishes off Fall play at the MAC preview; finishes in ninth place.
Soccer: Taylor Smith turns part-time role into full-time success
By Kellen Becoats | Oct. 12, 2015After playing forward throughout high school, Taylor Smith's transition to goalie has been a bright spot in Ohio's season.
Editorial: Activism series highlights past and present dissent at Ohio University
Oct. 12, 2015Ohio University students have never been shy about speaking out against what they consider injustices.
Oblivious Searchbar: Doctors Without Borders deaths result of a string of idiotic military actions
By Richard Hwang | Oct. 12, 2015The U.S. military is responsible for some startlingly stupid decisions.
We the People: F--kRapeCulture rally was target of snide remarks by insensitive bystanders
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Oct. 12, 2015The organization and allies gathered to take a stand against sexual assault and domestic abuse through a march and rally through Athens.
Cleveland-based dance company to celebrate the Americans with Disabilities Act's 25th anniversary
By Marisa Fernandez | Oct. 12, 2015The ADA25 Series kicks off its October events with Dancing Wheels and panel discussions.
Post Haste: Try our Democratic presidential debate drinking game; 'Steve Jobs' to screen for free
By Nora Jaara | Oct. 12, 2015Our debate drinking game rules are fairly straightforward, but make sure to have a sufficient amount of drinks close by for tonight’s Democratic debate on CNN.
Latest 'Steve Jobs' biopic to be screened for free at the Athena Tuesday
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Oct. 12, 2015The new Aaron Sorkin-penned biopic Steve Jobs, starring Michael Fassbender as the late Apple Inc. CEO and co-founder, will be screened at The Athena Cinema on Tuesday night.
