Fraternities seeking new brothers
By Luke Furman | Sep. 8, 2014OU fraternities recruit new members and hold many events.
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Clean energy explored during summit
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 8, 2014They don’t have cell-phone reception but they’ve got a grange and a pretty neat new wastewater facility. It’s the good-old town of Amesville, OH and they’ve got some things to say about energy.
Cross Country season looking upward
By Wynston Wilcox | Sep. 8, 2014The men's and women's cross country teams began their seasons by hosting the Ohio Invitational on Friday.
Concerns voiced for Marzec amid threats
By Megan Henry and Alisa Warren | Sep. 8, 2014Some supporters at Ohio University are rallying behind Student Senate President Megan Marzec in the midst of the controversy she created last week in response to an ALS bucket challenge.
Editorial: Editor's Note
Sep. 8, 2014We have received 16 letters to the editor concerning Ohio University Student Senate President Megan Marzec’s controversial “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge” since press time Thursday. A number of them have since been published on our website, and we will continue to publish them throughout the week, printing as many as we can on our opinion page.
Gamer Girl: Number of women in gaming community high despite stigmas
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 8, 2014According to a new study released by the Entertainment Software Association, adult women make up the largest group of gamers! These women make up 36 percent of the population, followed by adult men, who make up 35 percent and teenage boys, who make up a minuscule 17 percent.
The Good-isms: A history behind the meaning of "feminism"
By Jordan Williams | Sep. 8, 2014Welcome to my series of weekly columns on global-to-local feminism and activism, or as I like to call them, “the good –isms.” While exploring the past or present, famous or everyday people, I will take a look into those making the world a better place, even as close to home as our beautiful campus and community.
Common Core House Bill receives mixed opinions
By Heather Hare | Sep. 8, 2014Those working in education in Athens County are unsure of how a bill to repeal Common Core in Ohio would affect life at work.
Councilman Patterson's passion for peppers
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 8, 2014A profile on Steve Patterson, Dem. At-Large City Council Rep, who serves as chair of the disabilities’ commission and has worked to provide visibility and accessibility to the disabled community.
'Cats still debating quarterback
By Chad Lindskog | Sep. 8, 2014With two capable quarterbacks, the Bobcats have decisions to make before traveling to Marshall.
Art exhibit to feature work of alumni
By Anna Gibbs | Sep. 8, 2014Women III art exhibit is a meaningful art exhibit done by alumni Kim Abeles and The Bridge club
Reading day to be benificial to students
By Maygan Beeler | Sep. 7, 2014A reprieve from fall semester academic fatigue is coming to •Ohio University students for the first time this year on •Friday, Oct. 3rd in the form of a short “fall break” dubbed Reading Day.
Ohio defeats VCU, claims first win of home tournament
By Andy Kovar | Sep. 7, 2014After dropping their home opener, the Bobcats rebounded to grab a straight set win over Virginia Commonwealth.
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By Andy Kovar | Sep. 7, 2014In their second match of the day, Ohio shined against Virginia Tech showing it was the more dominant team on the floor and won the Baymont Inn and Suites Invitational.
Football: Ohio unable to mount comeback despite second half defense
By Alex Busch | Sep. 6, 2014Ohio just wasn’t on the same page on offense against Kentucky.
Volleyball: Ohio loses to Texas A&M
By Andy Kovar | Sep. 5, 2014Ohio struggled all night to hold control of the game allowing Texas A&M to close out each set strong.
Soccer: Ohio loses home opener to Xavier in overtime
By Charlie Hatch | Sep. 5, 2014Anything Ohio could do, Xavier could do better.
Cross Country: Men win Ohio Invitational, women place second
By Wynston Wilcox | Sep. 5, 2014The Ohio men's and women's cross country teams began their seasons Friday at home by hosting the Ohio Invitational.
Letter: The student body still needs Marzec as its president
Sep. 5, 2014I spent my four years of undergrad vexed and pained by the annual student senate races. While I never thought of student senate itself as a cause of serious problems on campus, it seemed a symptom of the larger ills that plagued an institution that seemed more a parody of education than a pantheon for it.
