Film: In defense of ‘Maleficent’
June 1, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
The religious and spiritual beliefs on Ohio University’s campus are as diverse as the students themselves.
Ahoy, new Bobcats and welcome to the online opinion section of The Post.
So your parents are hours away and you’re left awkwardly making small-talk with your roommate. Now what?
Despite making five straight bowl games, Ohio will feature some new faces on offense this season.
A one-time deputy sheriff may soon be added to the list of law enforcement officials who are facing or recently faced criminal charges in Athens County.
Students can look both off- and on-campus for some caffeinated “pick-me-ups” throughout the day.
Last summer, Samantha Gogol’s orientation did not go as planned. All the “good time slots” and “good classes” were full, she recalls.
Though few know all the names and locations of Ohio University’s more than 240 buildings, there are a few no freshman can function without. And because of OU’s 210-year history, most of the campus’ buildings hold more than just coursework and student files.
Ohio University’s party school reputation, perpetuated every year during spring fest season as the Internet is littered with viral videos and photos of students ripping shots and bonging beers, is still very much intact but also seems to be waning.
Comedian and Mike & Molly actor Billy Gardell is ditching Molly for a day to perform at Ohio University’s Dads Weekend.
Athens County Board of Elections officials are busy preparing their office for the automatic recount required after Pat Lang’s narrow victory over Todd Grace for Athens County Common Pleas Court judge.
Ohio University students who cycle to campus will no longer need to fret about the lack of bike rack space as bicycles with broken rims and missing seats will soon be taken away.
Although internships can be invaluable when done well, getting academic credit doesn't necessarily make it legal (or educational). As ProPublica has reported, some schools are sending students into unpaid internships that may not meet the federal government's guidelines for when interns should be paid.
Nelsonville Music Festival has grown significantly over the past four years, gathering the talent of headliners such as The Flaming Lips, Andrew Bird and Wilco while never deviating from its roots as a gathering for those looking to hear new music.
Athens High School quarterback Joe Burrow announced Tuesday that he has committed to play football at Ohio State, after receiving a scholarship offer days ago.
An Ohio University adjunct faculty member was shot and killed Monday