Yik Yak is a free, anonymous application intended for users to chat with other users who are nearby and to stay informed on local events and news. In reality, it is often, “a place for people to overreact and vent” and sometimes disparage others, said Rikkel Bravo, a senior studying media management.
Backstage shows at Stuart’s Opera House showcase up-and-coming talent.
One reader thinks she's too adorable to pick up guys.
Modern dance strips away the sequenced movements of other classical dance forms and opens it up to free-hearted motions. It requires an understanding of dance as an art form.
Anime is cool. Sure it is. I’m much more partial to manga, myself, but anime is still pretty cool.
Erin Fischer discusses her struggle due to the lack of healthy options on campus.
During a panel discussion on Ferguson this past week, an Ohio University student asked about reverse racism.
I am a graduate of The Ohio State University and grew up in Columbus, Ohio. I am writing in response to a letter to the editor titled “Freedom of Speech Lost” by Carolyn Miller
The OU Student Senate President Megan Marzec, decided to exhibit her anti-Semitism by bathing herself in fake blood to represent the blood of injured Gazians
Weeks after a woman was hospitalized after a Richland Avenue car crash on OU's campus, cars collided Monday afternoon.
A drafted law to change the city's nuisance party ordinance will get its first reading Monday night at Athens City Council.
The President and CEO of Hillel International sent Ohio University President Roderick McDavis a letter last week.
It took 100 minutes and two overtimes, but Ohio defeated Mid-American Conference newcomer Longwood in a shootout to tally their second win.
The university received new telescope mount pieces in August from Cast-Fab Technologies in Cincinnati.
We would like to congratulate our peers in Ohio University’s Society of Professional Journalists chapter, who took home National Campus Chapter of the Year earlier this month at the SPJ’s Excellence in Journalism conference in Nashville, Tennessee.Although we did not cover the news with a story — we often shy away from covering news about our E.W. Scripps School of Journalism colleagues — the honor is a testament to the talent trained at OU. It’s also a big deal for the journalism school because national recognition such as this helps recruit talented high school students interested in breaking into the journalism field.“Ohio University’s chapter was chosen because of its efforts to well-conceive and organize nearly 24 events paired with multiple other media-oriented campus groups, effectively use its social media outlets, creatively utilize Skype for ‘virtual visits’ and efficiently serve its student body with professional-grade programming,” according to a news release on SPJ’s website.One such event involved Gregory Moore, the editor of The Denver Post, who was able to visit our newsroom last year and speak with those pursuing reporting jobs. We would not have been able to make the connection without the help of SPJ.Full disclosure: some of our co-workers and colleagues are SPJ members. Lindsay Friedman, our Digital Editor, is the organization’s special events coordinator and former president.SPJ has set a high standard that all student organizations should strive for. We commend its leaders for their efforts. Editorials represent the majority of The Post’s executive editors.
Although the Bobcats won their season opener, each game has left them with a different area of concern to address.
Ohio defeated Detroit 3-1 on Friday afternoon, for its second straight home win.
The Bobcats completed a clean sweep of the Millennium Hotel Invitational field this weekend on their way to the tournament title
Ohio defeated Longwood in a shootout to win its second game of the weekend.
Fest-goers gathered in Albany over the weekend for the 16th annual Pawpaw Festival.
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