As a 15-year-old in Romania, Lenke Rosenblum, now Lenke Glodowski, was working in a nearby town to help support her mother and three younger siblings. She would return home on the weekends to reunite with her family, but one weekend she arrived home to find her family gone. She would never see her family again.
The end of the year is upon Ohio University, and graduating students will say goodbye to college life with next weekend’s commencement ceremonies. The morning and afternoon ceremonies will be held in The Convo on West Green.
The term and genre of “Indie Rock” has been bastardized by those who would describe it on a spectrum from My Chemical Romance to Fun., but if there is a band that optimizes the ideal of the genre it would be She Bears.
After traveling across the country to play on a wide variety of courses, Ohio women’s golf team will head to the Hawthorns Golf & Country Club this weekend to participate in its final meet of the year: the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
If there was such thing as a Mid-American Conference East Division championship game during the regular season, it would resemble Ohio’s final two road games this season in a series this weekend at Akron.
It can happen at any time; that’s the part that often scares students and staff most. At any time a person can walk into a public place with a weapon — most often a gun — and the intention to kill.
Ohio University students, administrators, faculty and staff deserve a huge round of applause for another successful Athens Beautification Day! For the first time, ABD went “zero-waste,” which means efforts were made to reduce waste prior to the event and during. Student volunteers helped educate attendees on how to properly use the compost and recycling bins at Zero Waste stations set up around College Green. The efforts of volunteers, event organizers from Student Senate and over 1,200 attendees helped achieve a 94.7 percent diversion rate of waste generated at the event. Instead of sending waste to landfills, these materials will be repurposed at the Recycling Center and Compost Facility into usable items like mulch for campus gardens.
Allie Vent was frustrated last summer when she parked in a 24-hour parking spot on Mill Street for 32 hours.
Despite reported spikes in burglaries and assaults, Ohio University Police Chief Andrew Powers said this semester was business as usual.
Merlene McCarty sits in bed on an early spring day when an Ohio University professor knocks on her door and asks to come in to outline the health plan his students will implement that morning.
The sandy volleyball courts on South Green are a popular diversion for students looking to enjoy the springtime sunshine.
Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one gender, the non-gendered pronoun “they” is used.
Four shows, three days and 23 bands will form this year’s Lobsterfest, in what may be the “most varied” in recent memory.
North Carolina’s High Point University announced Tuesday that Dan Hauser, Ohio’s senior associate athletic director for external operations, will soon assume its athletic director role.
Ohio University’s Walter Hall was transformed into an art show promoting sustainability Tuesday.
From Shakespeare’s iambic pentameter to Shel Silverstein’s unique style, a variety of poems are a part of school curriculums, but for some folks, poetry is more than just required reading.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Following an almost two-hour executive session, the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities voted Tuesday night to lift the investigational review on its superintendent, Eric Young, and let him continue his duties with a verbal warning.
For 15 years, professor Rebecca VerNooy waited tables while also producing and performing her own theatrical works in New York City.
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