Following the performance by country duo Thompson Square, country star Gretchen Wilson will join the line-up of the Ohio University Performing Arts Series. Wilson will grace the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage on Nov. 14.
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Led by a new head coach, Ohio is looking to hang another American Collegiate Hockey Association National Championship banner at Bird Arena.
It’s only two weeks into the college football season, but the teams in the Mid-American Conference are showing early signs of how their years will play out.
Dezman Garner, an undecided freshman, shifts his back toward the tattoo artist at Decorative Injections Tattooing and Body Piercings, 44 N. Court St. He fidgets around in a leather chair and asks if he’ll contract a flesh eating disease. The moment before the needle touches his right rib cage, Garner extends his hand to friend Devin Lear, a 22-year-old Athens local, and squeezes tight.
The building reopened at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and classes resumed normal functioning, according to OU's website.
As if the intricate, vibrant light shows of rock bands at music festivals weren’t eye candy enough, a growing form of artistic expression has been turning throngs of fans into an equally colorful sea of twirling LED light.
Ohio is coming off two straight weekends in which they faced off against a team ranked in the American Volleyball Coaches Association Top 25.
A local activist group, The Bill of Rights Committee, recently asked the Athens County Board of Elections to explain its reasoning for denying the group’s request to put a county-wide fracking ban on the November ballot.
The women’s golf team placed sixth in the Red Bird Invitational in Normal, Ill., on Monday.
After last Student Senate meeting’s vocal Student speak-OUt, this week’s meeting will be comparatively relatively calm.
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On an early Monday morning in Huntington, W. Va., senior Bradley Lucas and the men’s golf team started their season off slowly, tying for eighth in the first round of the Marshall Invitational.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis and Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit opened Faculty Senate’s Monday meeting by preparing them for a new way OU might receive funding.
A local group opposing hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” has asked the Athens County Board of Elections for a written explanation as to why it denied a fracking ban initiative from appearing on the November ballot.
Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss a city-county agreement for sewerage line extension to replace an aging infrastructure.
Being a college male, aside from academics, few things are more important than the beautiful ladies that inhabit this campus.
It’s possible Ohio University’s applicants, if accepted, will earn back their non-refundable application fee once on campus.
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