Board of Trustees: record enrollment
By Hannah Yang | Oct. 30, 2013The Board of Trustees convened its Academics Committee, discussing enrollment and retention rates for Ohio University.
The Board of Trustees convened its Academics Committee, discussing enrollment and retention rates for Ohio University.
Win and they’re in — it’s as simple as that for the Bobcats, who control their own destiny when it comes to qualifying for the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
The last time Kacey Musgraves played in Ohio, she completed her opening performance before the skies opened up and a torrential downpour drenched later acts at Columbus Crew Stadium.
Saturday’s rock show at Casa Nueva is celebrating several events.
With HallOUween come and gone, Ohio University’s Campus Involvement Center looks to keep student excitement high with BBQ, Boots and Bobcats today.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees might hold more meetings among OU’s general population in the future, but no decisions have been made yet.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Ohio Athletics announced Thursday that Greg Werner will no longer serve as the Bobcats’ swimming and diving coach, despite spending the past 17 seasons at the helm of the program.
A Logan man accepted a plea deal Wednesday to an indictment charging one count of felonious assault.
Every college football season is filled with highs and lows much like the slope of a mountain.
U.S. Supreme Court disputes about affirmative action in university admission policies are being revisited, sparking concerns for race-conscious policies that exist at schools across the country.
Roy Bentley, a 1981 OU alumnus and award-winning poet, is returning to Athens Wednesday to give a dramatic reading of his new book, Starlight Taxi at the Athens Public Library.
In Swimming in the Shallows, one character must ask himself an important question: “How soon is too soon to sleep with a shark?”
All roads come to an end at some point and like Athens’ brick streets, there are plenty of bumps along the way.
Everyone is familiar with the five senses that humans have: taste, touch, scent, smell and hearing, but some researchers think that there might be another sense that people use in order to stay alive. This would be a sense that you wouldn’t exactly notice, like you notice the other five. This sixth sense would be used to spot danger that us, as humans, would want to avoid.
Bringing a different side to Athens’ Halloween, Ohio University’s School of Music will be hosting its annual performance, “Hallowpalooza VI – An Arm and Allegro.”