International Week starts with fashion, singing
By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 13, 2015IWEEK begins as the first event shows off fashion and international talent
IWEEK begins as the first event shows off fashion and international talent
Queer comedy is rising, and Madeline Olneck, whose movie The Foxy Merkins is now on Netflix, visited OU to workshop with students on writing LGBT characteres.
This week, the Bed Post columnists chat about how to end your on-campus "friends with benefits" situation before heading home for the summer.
The Feminist Equality Movement participated in the Carry the Weight Day of Action yesterday evening, carrying a mattress and signs down through Baker Center and down Court Street for Take Back the Night Week.
This year's Pride Week will contain one event, where last year's week had seven.
A feature on David Yang and Peyton White
The County Commissioners will speak with Jennifer Bowman on Tuesday about an upcoming Groundwater Sampling project.
OUPD finds three sleeping in room, with marijuana contraband, where fire alarm had been activated
Chris Stain, a New York-based muralist, spray painted four coal miners on the north wall of Lucky’s Sports Tavern last week. The project was completed in conjunction with Ohio University’s School of Fine Arts.
Ohio isn’t worried about its current standings and is looking to take its season one series at a time.
Coming off a disappointing series loss, Ohio heads to Youngstown State for a game against the Penguins.
Should the NCAA use wood bats?
OU officials will hold public hearings on the Comprehensive Master Plan 2016, which forms a plan for how Ohio University will approach the next 10 years.
Stephen Golding will not ask OU's Board of Trustees to purchase the new presidential home.
At Monday’s faculty senate meeting, Faculty will have a first reading of a resolution to endorse legislation about intercollegiate athletics
Since an initial $2.25 million donation from OU alumni Perry and Sandy Sook given last June, OU is $1.3 million closer to its goal of raising $5.5 million for an academic center for student athletes.
Moms and their children flocked to uptown bars this weekend for Moms’ Weekend.
A fire broke out Saturday night at Nelsonville’s Historic Public Square, affecting both buildings and residents who live nearby.
Flooding has caused officials to turn off temporary power to Hudson Hall.