Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays, and I always felt somewhat bad about it because I believed it to be a time that people would worship evil demons and witches coming out to hunt our souls, but it turns out, in a sense, it’s a joyful holiday.
Last season, Ohio entered the Battle of the Bricks undefeated, with its seven wins earning the No. 23 ranking in the AP poll.
A committee is one assistant professor’s last shot at a tenure position — and his job at Ohio University.
I recently realized that I haven’t said too much about eye makeup products in my previous columns. This is because I’m terrible at eye makeup and feel like I’m not proficient enough to give any kind of advice in that regard.
In preparation for the thousands of people coming to flood Court Street this weekend, event organizers could have attempted to fill the bill with a large national act, yet year after year the block party has been dedicated to displaying the talent of local musicians.
She welcomed President Obama to Athens with an invocation, led hundreds of Shabbat services at Hillel and brought dozens of Ohio University students to Tel Aviv with her summer study abroad program. Now Rabbi Danielle Leshaw continues to expand her résumé with her writing.
Amid a discussion by some whether there is a sexual violence culture on campus, Ohio University procedures addressing sexual misconduct cases have recently been reworked.
Seven days a week, the sound of thousands of Ohio University students and faculty coming to and going from Baker University Center permeates onto South Court Street.
Halloween is supposed to be scary, and Ohio University treats it like a joke.
Taking too long to respond to Ariel Castro’s suicide was cause for statewide complaints about MedCare, an emergency medical service.
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.
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