Gravity, the new Sandra Bullock and George Clooney movie, came out Friday and is now breaking box office records. With its $55.6 million three-day hull, Gravity has broken the record for best October weekend openings of all time, which is great for a film with a $100 million budget.
If you like the taste of fish more than the smell of it, then this is the column for you. Seafood tastes great — as your taste buds will attest — and it’s great for you, as research proves. But how can we get our seafood fix without killing the planet? I’ll tell you how, after looking at why one component of seafood has been in the news lately. I’m thinking, of course, of omega-3s.
In a meet filled with dozens of schools and hundreds of runners, the Ohio men’s and women’s cross country teams found themselves right in the middle of the pack at the Notre Dame Invitational on Friday.
On Sunday, the Marching 110 made the trip to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., to perform at the halftime show of an NFL game between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles.
An open letter to the guy blatantly staring at my chest behind Ellis Hall:
After an impressive start to the fall season, the Ohio women’s golf team is headed to yet another tournament of intense competition.
Ohio’s run through the non-conference gauntlet is now over.
Welcome to Homecoming week, alumni and students alike.
If there were a song that perfectly summarizes the Bobcats’ schedule this year, it would be Willie Nelson’s “On The Road Again.”
This weekend the Ohio women’s soccer team endured two tough tests on the road against Miami and Ball State, as each were picked to win their respective divisions in the Mid-American Conference in the preseason coaches poll.
Saturday evening at Ping Center, Ohio University’s Association of Nigerians hosted an event to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of Nigeria’s Independence from the United Kingdom.
The pomp of circumstance that generally meets homecoming games was replaced with gloomy skies, empty bleachers and football that was anything but fundamentally sound.
With puns ranging from the “Precipitation Cup” to the seemingly frequent “rain DeLaet’s” swarming around the media tent, there’s no doubt this week’s Presidents Cup has had its share of bad luck.
Kaite Kinsella, an Ohio University freshman, began to pull up her pants after urinating behind a house on Mill Street when she noticed something odd.
Is America’s position as the top world power in peril?
Officials confirmed the mid-September outage that affected Internet access across Ohio University’s campuses was caused by Apple’s iOS 7 software upgrade.
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