Ohio University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy got to amaze attendees with flying hovercrafts, cosmic rays and catapults during its biannual open house Saturday.
Men took to the streets Saturday to try out some new shoes more suitable for a night out rather than an afternoon protest.
Halloween came a little early for participants in the Run like Hell race Saturday night.
Since 1986, the Friends of India Endowment has financially supported local projects and students through fundraising and donations.
Heavy hearts filled Rynearson Stadium on Saturday, as the Eastern Michigan football team mourned the loss of teammate Demarius Reed.
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By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
I just got back from vacation and I read The Post article on the woman being allegedly raped on Court Street and saw that all the bystanders could do was stand by and take pictures of the incident for Instagram and Twitter.
Delivering newborns is routine for workers at O’Bleness Memorial Hospital’s Birth Center, but in Athens County more so than other places, there’s no guarantee babies will be born in good health.
Ohio University Honors Tutorial College will sponsor Pre-Law Day 2013, an event that will feature a series of panels from 10 law professionals, most of whom are OU alumni.
Whether you’re a runner, a jogger or a speed walker, get ready to “run like Hell.”
Maybe there is a way for humans to hear what ghosts are trying to tell them.
Those relieved to drive down a decongested Park Place might be disappointed starting Oct. 21.
In light of the much-discussed events of Saturday, Oct. 12, I would like to talk for a moment about bystander intervention.
As a 2013 graduate of OU and fellow activist, I am excited that there is an active group of activists attempting to challenge rape culture. You only have to look at recent events in Athens (e.g. blurred-lines debate) to see the need for a group of students energized to eradicate rape culture especially at OU.
The Bobcats are attempting to extend their modest three-game winning streak when they welcome a high-scoring Canisius squad to Bird Arena for a two-game series this weekend.
After almost seven weeks and 12 games, Ohio will finally play a game on its home turf.
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