Hot off one of its best finishes in school history, the Ohio women’s golf team will head to Richmond, Ky. for the Lady Colonel Classic this weekend.
Antonio Campbell didn’t mince words when he talked about his goals for the offseason.
Through art, community members will be able to see how women really feel about street harassment.
There are many different ways to enjoy warm weather and the beauty of Athens this spring for little or no cost, with many of them within less than an hour drive from campus.
Tonight, a crowd of people will march through Athens as part of the Take Back The Night demonstration, and for the first time since the early 2000s, men will be permitted to walk alongside women.
As the college basketball coaching carousel continues to turn, it appears another Ohio basketball coach is drawing interest from major conferences.
The Ohio Board of Regents approved Ohio University's plan to tell incoming freshmen what tuition costs will be over a period of four years.
Five professors in the Russ College of Engineering and Technology have been awarded more than $81 million collectively in research funding since starting their work at Ohio University.
The Muslim Students Association is reaching out to students with free food at a cookout Sunday.
With Ohio entering Thursday’s game against Ohio State in Columbus following back-to-back losses, and the Buckeyes coming off being swept in Indiana last weekend, both teams knew securing momentum early on was going to be crucial in getting back on their respective tracks.
If Athens receives the rain predicted for Wednesday, it might be difficult for Ohio University students to stay dry while walking to class.
Top Ohio University officials will gather in one of Athens’ newest buildings to discuss the way the landscape will appear within 10 years, after major construction projects are completed.
Since the beginning of the Venezuelan protests in February, 39 people have been killed in protest-related violence. Though the violence seems worlds away, some residents are feeling the effects even in Athens.
After starting 5-19 with a run differential of minus 102, Ohio is looking for positives wherever it can find them.
Shocking… Disturbing… Appalling… No, these words are not written in reference to your past weekend escapades at Palmer Fest. Instead, they are sentiments that cross my mind when someone says he or she regularly skips breakfast. I mean, really! If a lack of morning nutrients accurately describes how you start the day, please spend the next several minutes hearing me out.
Reports have surfaced over the last 48 hours that Ohio men’s basketball coach Jim Christian is in the running for the same position at Boston College.
After a long tradition of horribly botching the first names of at least two-thirds of its customers, management staff at the Campus Cafe confirmed Tuesday that it would no longer ask its employees to try to spell anyone’s name correctly on the sides of its coffee cups.
Traffic on West Union Street between Elliotsville Road and Morrison Elementary School, 793. W. Union, will be reduced to one lane Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
This summer, one student will have the opportunity to participate in a research internship in Germany.
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