Post Editorial: Students need to take care of themselves, others
Oct. 24, 2013Faculty at Ohio University are deeply concerned about recent events involving alleged sexual assault, alcohol and social media on our campus and in our community.
Faculty at Ohio University are deeply concerned about recent events involving alleged sexual assault, alcohol and social media on our campus and in our community.
Students and administrators were given the chance Thursday to gather and discuss their thoughts on a alleged culture of sexism at Ohio University.
Mother nature didn’t seem to cooperate Thursday for one of the last Hocking Valley Scenic Railway tours, but Friday, when the last tour is scheduled, is expected to have sunny skies and no rain.
Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series profiling new staff in the Ohio University provost’s office.
A Glouster man imprisoned since Friday confessed Wednesday morning that he killed his father, but law enforcement officials are skeptical to accept his testimony.
Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a five-part series exploring the ghost stories and urban legends of Athens.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series profiling new staff in the Ohio University provost office.
Ohio University is getting closer to opening two extensions of its Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine now that it’s hired a dean for the Cleveland campus and began the search for faculty for the Dublin campus.
After finishing the past two weekends with splits, Ohio will hit the road to face a pair of Mid-American Conference West opponents.
In less than a week, daily ridership on Athens Public Transit’s buses jumped almost twofold thanks to a free-rides-for-all promotional campaign that ended Thursday.
Just hours before Ohio University students swarm the streets of Athens for the annual Halloween Block Party, a different group will march down Court Street in its own kind of costumes.
After a semester full of conversations addressing the sexism at Ohio University, officials are trying to move conversation in a positive direction to spark change on campus.
The Bobcats are about to face their toughest test of the early season.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohio.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Schools throughout the nation train their faculties in proper lockdown protocol in case of an active shooter situation, but according to Ohio University police officer Brandon King, this isn’t enough anymore.
Six points are not only expected, but are also needed from Ohio’s team this weekend.