Freshman Willow Adams stood blindfolded in College Green Wednesday in only her undergarments and allowed passersby to write anything on her body in an attempt to promote body positivity.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 6-1 against the local charter proposal that targeted state fracking laws.
With businesses in Athens working to start serving alcohol, students may not even be interested.
The LGBT Center is sponsoring a screening of A Place to Live — The Story of Triangle Square, which will be followed by a discussion with the producer.
ESPN recently ranked Ohio University as the fourth-best college campus to visit.
Future international students will have the opportunity to buy ethnic products when the campus market is revamped.
After six members of OU’s Student Union resigned from Student Senate, the Union looks to build power elsewhere.
Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses a substitution for hauling around weighty camera equipment.
Columnist Courtney Mihocik weighs in on the debate about healthy and unhealthy body images of models.
Eddie Brill, who used to warm up the audience for David Letterman on The Late Show, is performing at Donkey Coffee and Espresso on Thursday night.
Joanne Prisley spoke out against the attorney over the Athens County Charter Proposal.
Despite the Bobcats utilizing their third-string quarterback this season, receivers Sebastian Smith and Brendan Cope don't put much thought into who's behind center.
Some would turn up their nose at investigating trash, but Detective Doug Crites sees a chance to make a difference.
Ohio is still deciding on who will be the main goalkeeper as it continues to rotate among three youngsters.
Local band Mrs. Helen Highwater looks to express the unexplainable “Clam Rock” genre to Athens.
Columnist Erin Davoran discusses why she thinks parents deserve a weekend dedicated to them.
Gun shots were fired when a group of individuals tried to steal marijuana plants from a residence in Athens County.
"The Best of Second City" show is set to include sketches, songs and improv.
The tech company has set its sights on conquering a new field of the medical variety.
Simone Miller's experience with Jeter's Leaders has influenced her on and off the volleyball court.
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