Stefan Sagmeister’s “Now is better” will run until October in the Trisolini Gallery
By Candice Wilder | Sep. 21, 2015Stefan Sagmeister's "Now is better" exhibit mixes simple designs to create his interpretation of happiness.
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Graduate Student Senate considers boycott of presidential committees
Sep. 21, 2015Graduate Student Senate passed three resolutions Monday night and tabled a resolution that could potentially boycott all presidential university committees.
Hockey: Former Athens goalie makes the cut on Ohio's roster
By Jordan Horrobin | Sep. 21, 2015Third time is the charm for Jacob Bloomfield on his journey to the Bobcats’ Division I team.
Cross Country: Coach Tim Sykes is a welcomed addition to the cross country program
By Jimmy Watkins | Sep. 21, 2015In an effort to reduce a high coach-to-athlete ratio, the cross country program brought in coach Tim Sykes to help lead the women's team.
Parents flock to Ohio University for more than just a visit
By Brandon Smith | Sep. 20, 2015There was a lot to do this Parents Weekend.
Historical tour of The Ridges debunks ghost theories
By Hannah Wintucky | Sep. 20, 2015The monthly tour of the Ridges educates people about the history of the complex
We the People: Amber Rose battles the sexual double standard in new video
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Sep. 20, 2015Amber Rose struts her sexuality in a video demonstrating the walk of no shame after a night out.
Popular Progression: TLC shows appear more voyeuristic than progressive or alternative
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Sep. 20, 2015The Learning Channel, which features shows like I Am Jazz and Little People, Big World, may have some learning of its own to do.
Bar-hopping parents cause hassle for some OU students this weekend
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 20, 2015Some students had to deal with their parents' uptown antics this weekend.
Closer Than They Appear: It’s important to make political decisions without input of loud, outside influence
By Anna Ayers | Sep. 20, 2015This presidential election campaign has been a circus, making it even more clear that we keep our important decisions close to us.
Athens City Council preps for Halloween, looks to pass resolution about vacation time
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 20, 2015City council will meet Monday and discuss Halloween, the Armory, and vacation time.
Field Hockey: Ohio falls to Ohio State in close match
By Cameron Fields | Sep. 20, 2015The Bobcats were handed their fourth loss of the season by the Buckeyes.
'Seas' The Day: Ohio University Sailing Team shares its fondness for the team beyond setting sail
Sep. 20, 2015The Ohio University Sailing Team provides an opportunity for Bobcats to set sail.
Ohio University graduate students prep Peden Stadium before home games
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 20, 2015Early on game days, graduate students spend hours getting Peden ready for kickoff.
Letter: United Campus Ministry, OU Climate Action Now call on Athens to discuss climate change
Sep. 20, 2015The campus organizations will hold a meeting to talk about Pope Francis’ letter in late September.
Women's Golf: Ohio looks to improve in Cardinal Classic
By Clark Wicks | Sep. 20, 2015After a ninth place finish last weekend at the Mary Fossum Invitational, Ohio looking to improve this Monday at the Cardinal Classic in Yorktown, Indiana.
Query a Queer: Ohio University's preferred name and pronoun policy brings respect in addressing people to the forefront
By delfin Bautista | Sep. 20, 2015Though not everyone in the LGBT community is oppressed in the same way, they all face similar societal problems, writes bautista.
Ohio University Police receives its sixth sex-related crime report of Fall Semester
By Julia Fair | Sep. 20, 2015A sixth sex-related crime for the semester was reported to OUPD, Saturday.
Cross Country: Women show positive signs at Virginia Tech, shorthanded men hold their own
By Jimmy Watkins | Sep. 20, 2015Ohio's women's side finished second over the weekend.
Ohio University students gain campaign experience from communications class
Sep. 20, 2015The course “Communications and the Campaign” allows students to work on local campaigns, including Steve Patterson’s race for mayor.
