The nation was in trouble in 2009. Amid a wounded economy and rising unemployment, President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in an effort to jumpstart the ailing economy.
It’s certainly hard to label any given game a must-win. However, if Ohio does not have a good showing against Buffalo on Tuesday, it will be hard to envision the Bobcats playing for the Mid-American Conference Championship.
Ohio University’s students might receive a number of emails in their inboxes to nominate their favorite professors for awards.
Thanks to a contract with ESPN, the Mid-American Conference will now have multiple weeknight football games featured on ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPN3 for the rest of the season.
Five men, one mission, two words: total domination.
Ohio University administrators visited Faculty Senate to update the body on what was discussed at last week’s Board of Trustees meeting.
I have officially decided the one thing I don’t like about being a video game addict: the expense.
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Student Senate’s executives spend long hours in their Baker University Center 305 office, but each followed different paths to Ohio University.
Andrew Meyer, a senior studying organizational psychology, along with Young Invincibles, an advocacy group based out of Washington DC, has planned an event Nov. 9 called “Making Cents: The Financials of Higher Education.”
Columbus Blue Jackets fans rejoiced Saturday night when it was announced by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman that the 2015 All-Star Weekend would be held at the Blue Jackets’ home Nationwide Arena.
A medicine incorrectly identified as a natural supplement could be the difference between life and death.
There are very few things I am good at. None of them are important skills to have, either.
The Scripps College of Communication is offering an opportunity to report the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Dan Innis, Ohio University alumnus and former associate dean of Ohio University’s College of Business, has decided to run for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District seat in 2014.
As of late, I have been hearing more and more about something that sounds fascinating, yet I had no idea what it actually was. Replicating everyday objects, perhaps on a large scale, seems like something that could keep me occupied for hours on end. I am referring to 3D printing.
A few months back, I was a reformed addict.
As the pink ribbons are put away from the final days of October, another trademark cancer awareness symbol begins to grow—literally. That’s because November is considered “No-Shave November” and facial hair can be found everywhere.
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