Animal House, for those of you who are unaware of the epic movie based on a fictitious fraternity in the ’70s, is the moniker we decided to name our house this school year. I bear a striking resemblance to John Belushi (who played John Blutarsky in the movie) and our goal for the school year was to rock the block as many times as possible. We accomplished that within the first weekend.
The Ohio Parole Board decided Tuesday to continue the third parole hearing of an Athens man convicted of murdering an Ohio University student in 1983.
In the next few weeks, the semester will be brought to an end. Our culmination of knowledge, or lack thereof, will be tested and these results may have a significant impact on our futures. I, for one, try to stay as calm, cool and collected as I can. Others fret and cause themselves to lose sleep because of the worry associated with failing. In previous semesters, I have witnessed students take what I can only guess would amount to years off their lives due to the stress that finals carry with them as well as the unhealthy practices that many employ into their studying regimens.
As the fiscal year draws to a close, Athens City Council plans to discuss final appropriations to be issued before the end of the year, as well as appropriations that need cancelling to account for any money that could be transferred from this year's general fund into the next budget.
To some Ohio University students, mornings wouldn’t be the same without a cup of joe and a complimentary copy of The New York Times.
Many Ohio University students are passionate about eliminating rape culture in the Athens area, and this movement for raising awareness of sex crimes isn’t confined to College Green and the bricks of Court Street.
As Northern Illinois goes, so goes the Mid-American Conference.
As the weekend of early Christmas shopping comes to a close after Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday, there is one more shopping opportunity to look forward to, the purpose of which is to promote the holiday spirit of giving.
Ohio University employees eligible for a chunk of the 1 percent raise pool will begin to see it in their paychecks.
Faced with potentially declining funding for research, Ohio University’s Office of Research is turning to alternate paths to maintain its cash flow.
Before anyone can evaluate anything about Ohio University, they need numbers.
I have been studying Isshinryu Karate for nine years now, most recently receiving my Nidan Rank (second degree black belt) from Marcum’s Martial Arts Academy in Kent, Ohio. But despite the profound effects it has had on my life, I rarely if ever bring it up, knowing all too well that it will elicit ignorant responses such as, “Could you kill someone with your bare hands?” or “Do you have a license to kill?”
It was the second that rattled Alabama, its aftershock felt all around the college football world.
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Among many things, the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 symbolized new opportunities in education—but not just for universities in former East Germany.
When the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010, what it would overhaul was decided on as well. However, with many provisions just now or not yet coming into effect, it’s still largely unclear how the act will impact most Americans.
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For the first time since 2010, Ohio will return to NCAA Tournament play when it heads to Lexington, Ky., for a first-round match against Michigan State on Friday.
Ohio University hosts one of the largest collections of Southeast Asian materials — a number of which hail from the nation of Malaysia. Though exact numbers are hard to give as to how many works are from the country, it is estimated that tens of thousands of materials have been given to Alden Library by the National Library of Malaysia, said Jeffrey Ferrier, head of the Southeast Asia Collection. Those donations, which include works from governmental bodies and universities, are only a fraction of the total collection, which is housed on the first floor of Alden.
Just three years ago, the Columbus Blue Jackets were at the bottom of the National Hockey League standings and brought in the fewest fans in franchise history.
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