Student Senate’s academic associations discuss poll results
By Maygen Beeler | Nov. 19, 2014Student Senate divides into academic association meetings for the first time to discuss results from a poll sent out earlier this month.
Student Senate divides into academic association meetings for the first time to discuss results from a poll sent out earlier this month.
Seven of the students displaced by Sunday’s West Union Street Fire will be staying in residence hall rooms on campus.
Following a national chapter review Saturday, the membership Ohio University’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon dwindled from 65 members to now 33 members due to suspensions issued.
Looks like Bobcat Lane will only be opened in 2015
For the last production this semester, the Division of Theater is doing Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard.
Electronic candles were lit in Baker to remember deaths in the trans community.
Beloved Union Street Diner is a staple in the Ohio University and Athens culture as the only 24-hour establishment in town
Music composition majors look forward to showcasing talent and creativity in recital on Thursday.
RoseAnne Spradlin recently was selected as 2014 United States Artist Fellow, which inspires current Bobcats to strive for greatness.
Hip-Hop Shop affected by Union loss, relocates to Theta Chi house Thursday.
Bobcats use puck possession and physicality to stifle opponents.
The Bobcats’ senior defenseman is currently third on team in points.
Despite losing three of its first four meets, Ohio is hoping to get its season on track with a three-day meet at Virginia Tech.
The one-and-done rule in college basketball shouldn’t exist
The new preferred name and pronoun policy allows students to change their name or pronouns based on their gender expression or lack thereof.
Ohio is a new-look team compared to a year ago and will return to action Thursday against Detroit.
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Following a national chapter review Saturday, the membership with Ohio University’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter dwindled from 65 members to 33, due to issued suspensions.
By now, you’ve heard about the devastating fire on West Union Street that occurred Sunday. In times like this, you really learn what’s important in life and how imminent it is to not take anything for granted.
Kirsten Saylor discusses apps that are designed to keep students focused on their writing.