People that experience sexual abuse often can’t find the words to explain the emotions they’re left with. One project at Ohio University is planning on changing this.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has denied allegations against him that his office participated in “pay-to-play” when selecting bids for state contracts.
Call him Ice, call him the Stormin’ Mormon or just call him Travis.
In the months following the passing of electric aggregation initiatives in Athens County, several local officials say they have been discussing options for affordable renewable energy that could include a new solar energy plant built in Southeast Ohio.
Judy Jenkinson, who owns her own farm in Athens County near Albany, hasn’t been allowed any snow or cold days, but she’s spent many early mornings monitoring the weather forecast, trying to start her tractor and bundling up to check on her week-old lamb.
From music to arts and crafts, gazing at the stars and a fashion show, student groups and Ohio University are hoping to entertain all the visiting siblings with annual events and a few changes to the usual line-up.
The Ohio University LGBT Center is headed to Kansas City, Mo., to attend the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Ally College Conference.
Harsh weather conditions have already caused Ohio University to cancel classes on two occasions this semester, but the cold temperatures and icy weather have had more far-reaching effects as well.
Siblings who wish to laugh during their visit can find their medicine Friday night at the Forum Theater, where Chicago improv trio 21st Century Men will be taking the stage along with Ohio University’s Black Sheep Improv.
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has come under fire recently for practices that critics argue speed up some permit application processes related to hydraulic fracturing.
The morning after a winter storm, it’s not uncommon to see students making their trek down Jeff Hill at a glacial pace, staggering and slipping with every other step.
Student Senate seemed to be back on track at this week’s meeting and looking toward the future.
Looking to buff his squad with greater athleticism and explosive play, coach Frank Solich and his staff have assembled a class that could change program history.
In retrospect, 10 a.m. may have been too early to ask these down and dirty punk rockers, born and bred in Athens, to come in and record some songs. With a 6-pack of Jackie O’s Mystic Mama in one hand and equipment in the other, Weird Science rocked out some quick tunes with heavy subjects, despite some members being stumblingly inebriated at times. In true punk fashion they came in to play two songs for The Post Athens Sessions video series, which looks to highlight local talent in this vibrant music scene. As I walked into the room to begin the question and answer portion of the recording, they were knee deep in a discussion of capitalism and how the poor are exploited in America. It may not have been the most graceful performance, but it was real and honest; that’s all we can ask for from these Athens veterans.
Ohio University students can be transported out of icy Ohio and into a Mediterranean paradise Thursday, figuratively speaking, anyway.
An Ohio University senior died Tuesday night after collapsing in Ping Center.
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