Bobcats prepare for Valentine’s Day with the help of campus events and local businesses
By Kate Keverline | Feb. 12, 2015The Post's one stop shop for dates, dinner, activities and shopping for Valentine's Day.
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Anthem, which administers OU’s employee health care, was hacked last week.
BobcaThon dance marathon hopes to raise money for Ronald McDonald House through 12 hours of dancing.
Technology has had an affect on relationships and college dating, from Tinder increasing access to one-night stands to texting allowing couples to stay in touch long-distance.
Sam writes about why online classes are becoming more and more popular and could be the future of higher education.
OU’s add/drop policy doesn’t leave enough time for students to decide if they want to drop a class or not.
The ladies of Moonstruck Burlesque make their own costumes and choreograph their own burlesque routines.
Valentine's Day brings the annual performance of the Vagina Monologues on campus.
Less than a week after Athens High School teacher Isaac Thomas pled guilty to having a sexual relationship with a student, the district superintendent was placed on paid administrative leave after allegations surfaced he failed to report Thomas illicit actions.
Ohio is heading to Huntington, West Virginia, this weekend for the third time this season.
Ohio is traveling again for weekend tournament, as it'll play in the UNC Charlotte Tournament.
Coming off an exhilarating win, Ohio is ready to face out-of-conference foe West Virginia.
Bobcats will begin their season with a three game series against UNC-Asheville starting on Friday
Ohio is hoping to snap its four-game losing streak during its final home weekend of the season.
The Bobcats will continue their historic rivalry with Miami in Oxford on Saturday.
Junior guard Kiyanna Black and the Bobcats will travel to Oxford seeking their 20th win on the season.
"It will literally be the Battle of the Bricks! Who will have the lower shooting percentage?!"
After a nearly three-week trial, a jury found suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly guilty on 18 counts.
After Athens Municipal Court Judge William Grim agreed to lower charges against the four Ohio University students charged with disrupting a Student Senate meeting in November, the city prosecutor’s office has decided to refile the original charges.
Nowak has researched a gene that she discovered for more than 20 years.