This letter is a response to a column by Matt Farmer that appeared in the Feb. 17 edition of The Post under the headline "OU's history curriculum could use some diversity." You can read that column here.
Almost a year to the day of his assault, the victim of a stabbing outside an Athens bar last February filed suit against his alleged attacker and seven others for medical expenses.
Here’s a thought: What if Sen. Ted Cruz — the Republican junior senator from Texas who was elected in 2012 during a highly polarized presidential election between President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney — is working for the Democrats?
The Technology Depot and Bobcat Essentials will become a united retail operation beginning later this calendar year.
The Athens County Commissioners want to hire someone from the area who can help the county set up an electric aggregation program, which officials have said would make energy cheaper for residents by giving the government the authority to buy on their behalf.
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Maureen O'Connor has appointed three retired justices to serve on a panel that will determine whether Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly should be suspended from office.
Some of the actors in The 39 Steps are literally wearing many hats.
Ohio University’s Student Senate will host top OU administrators for the second time in a row this semester Wednesday.
Gov. John Kasich used the executive power of his office last week to speed up propane shipments to areas where shortages are affecting many Ohioans, including some in Southeast Ohio.
There must be something in the water, because the Bobcats don’t play to their potential every time they compete in Hilton Head, S.C.
“Why shouldn’t you have control over your own nickname?”
This letter is a response to a column by Matt Farmer that appeared in the Feb. 17 edition of The Post under the headline "OU's history curriculum could use some diversity." You can read that column here.
Several state legislators are calling for a legislative hearing over a communications strategy regarding a pro-fracking campaign exposed in a recently released memo that links an extensive marketing ploy to Gov. John Kasich’s office.
Chris Chmiel’s basement is made out of almost 500 tires.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
More than 100 companies will be in Baker University Center Ballroom on Tuesday looking to hire some Bobcats.
Tuesday marked the second and third of the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault’s public listening sessions. Responding to 2014 statistics that show one in five women will be raped during her college years, as well as “a substantial number of men,” and that only 12 percent of student victims report the assault to law enforcement, President Barack Obama commissioned an interagency task force charged with developing “a coordinated federal response to campus rape and sexual assault.”
A bearded man poises with the cue, the low hanging light illuminating the ornate table as a white ball slides silently, rhythmically clicking and hitting another with momentum, a solid, banking loudly into a pocket before vanishing into the table.
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