As classes awake from the snow days and teachers dish out exams and papers, many students migrate to Alden Library and the local coffee shops that provide fuel for all-nighters.
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.
This letter is a response to a column by Matt Farmer that appeared Monday under the headline "OU's history curriculum could use some diversity." You can read that column here.
I’ll start by saying this: I didn’t “find myself” in college, and you probably won’t either.
When it comes to the city of Athens’ debt, Mayor Paul Wiehl said the right kind can be worthwhile.
OU can still make a deal with a conflict of interest as long as the university’s Office of Legal Affairs is given full disclosure and approves the contract.
When Brittney Cottrill wakes up, gets dressed and goes to work, she’s sporting a badge that identifies her as a man.
In my quest to play more computer-based games, I spent my weekend playing my newest discovery: Papers Please.
The centerpiece story on our front page today is the first in a series profiling instructors at Ohio University who hail from beyond America’s borders. If you’ve had one of these instructors in class during your time here, you have undoubtedly realized how an international background can contribute to a better understanding of just how interconnected our world is.
Dear BedPost,
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series about Ohio University professors who come from different countries.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
After the departure of Ohio University’s former chief information officer, Brice Bible, university officials say they have not begun the process to find a permanent replacement for the position.
Gov. John Kasich, following the reported 26-minute execution of Dennis McGuire last month, elected to suspend the planned execution of murderer Gregory Lott by about eight months.
After a successful fundraising campaign last year, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital returned to Ohio University’s Baker University Center Ballroom to encourage students to send letters to family and friends asking for their help in donating towards the cause.
Ohio University officials say they try to compensate students for damaged goods when winter weather damages their belongings with floods and other infrastructure problems.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Athens to Charleston Water Project: Local businesswoman Patricia Thomas, owner of the Adam’s Rib barbecue food truck, and a group of concerned citizens are collecting bottled water to donate to the people of Charleston, W. Va., still suffering from their contaminated water supply.
There is a saying in sports that “numbers never lie.” But if that’s the case, Ohio’s eight-game losing streak might be an exception.
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