Local supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton — the former Secretary of State and U.S. Senator from New York — will meet at Baker University Center on Monday for an “organizing meeting” hosted by an organization not affiliated with the former first lady.
Jenny DePietro said she’s noticed an abundance of stray cats in her yard for the past 20 years, underscoring a potential problem occurring near her Lancaster home.
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday; it allows you to literally eat yourself into a food coma and not have any regrets because it’s the holidays. Turkey, pumpkin pie and the sacred stuffing will be within your grasp shortly after reading this installment of the PHILosopher.
For the sixth time in program history, Ohio has clinched the Mid-American Conference regular season and MAC Tournament titles in a single season.
Correction: A prior version of this article stated the meeting house was 11 miles away from Athens. The location is 6 miles away, in Chauncey, OH.
After suffering its worst loss since 2004 against No. 4 Louisville on Thursday, Ohio concluded its three-game road trip through the Bluegrass State with a victory on Saturday.
So far this year, Ohio University students have donated more than 16,000 pounds of food and other grocery items to people in need.
From the first tone on the pitch pipe to the wailing of horns and beating of drums, the music enjoyed by many during halftime or at singing ensemble concerts is the result of tireless work from Ohio University student composers.
Although the West Division is all but locked up by Northern Illinois, any disciple of the Mid-American Conference knows there’s still plenty of MACtion left for the last week of the regular season.
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Marietta author Cathy Mowrer is coming to Athens Dec. 10 for a book signing of her newest book, “Young Thomas Ewing and the Coonskin Library.”
As a television hit about things that are out of this world—and time—it’s only fitting that Doctor Who would celebrate its 50th anniversary in a big way.
Whether they’re from an iPod or a musician on stage, the tunes sounding through The Front Room’s speakers—and those anywhere else on campus—come at a price.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
The first meetings between Ohio and Indiana resulted in a lopsided turnout in favor of the Bobcats, and the trend continued this weekend in Bloomington, Ind.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
I was in Baker Center when the floor started shaking and felt more bemused than startled afterward. How peculiar! Baker doesn’t do much shaking generally, so I assumed a piece of construction equipment or a large truck must have hit the building. This was not completely out of left field, as I heard the beeping sound of a truck backing up a few seconds later. People were wondering what had happened, and I offered my guess without too much conviction. Then, I looked out the window to see if I could see anything. Nope, nothing. So, I shrugged.
For the eighth time in program history, Ohio won the Mid-American Conference Tournament after sweeping Eastern Michigan on Sunday.
In regard to my previous letter, I may have been overzealous in calling the student behavior at the basketball game “shameful.”
Despite having a short-staffed roster, Ohio’s lack of depth didn’t excuse it from experiencing success.
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