If an American researcher studying Southeast Asia can’t make the 20-hour flight to Malaysia, the first floor of Alden Library is the next best stop.
In a culture where sex is king, it takes something of great significance to be viewed as taboo and immoral. “Stigma” is a label that is becoming less and less common as our society grows more accepting at a seemingly daily rate. Today, the only stigmas that stick out like a sore thumb on the surface tend to be related to drugs, alcoholism and physical abuse, among others. One that is of much higher importance, yet rarely comes to mind and is hardly ever discussed, is the act of inbreeding in humans. We tend to think of inbreeding as something savage that rarely occurs and when it does, it happens in places on the other end of the globe or by heinous pedophiles. The truth of the matter is that this practice is all too common and you don’t have to travel far from home or even your dorm to find examples in the flesh.
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Ohio University sends hundreds of students across the globe every year to further their education, but the university recruits more than twice that number internationally to study in Athens.
Student Senate took a step back Wednesday evening to reevaluate its internal structure, culture and goals for the school year.
Members of the Burning River Ramblers said they had to return to their old stomping grounds after releasing their most recent album, To Color a Fool. It was inevitable, considering they met at Ohio University years ago.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a five-part series profiling leaders of diverse communities on and off campus in Athens.
After being featured on Showtime, HBO and Comedy Central, Hispanic comedians Mark Viera and Manny Maldonado will be making a stop at Ohio University.
Similar to television portrayals of criminal investigations, Athens Police Department is equipped with some of the most advanced policing technology available as the department tries daily to solve serious crimes around Athens.
The mind does not often associate writing and hunger, but Athens has paired the two for 15 years with its annual “Writer’s Harvest.”
The situation of the Administration censoring the Marching 110's performance of "Blurred Lines" has caused quite the uproar.
The Athens County Commissioners approved a request to hire an attorney for a 911 dispatcher’s appeal case Tuesday.
As Alden Library prepared to close its doors early Wednesday morning, Park Place reopened to westbound traffic.
Among other talking points, top Ohio University officials trekked to city hall Monday night to tell City Council members 53 percent of Athens County’s economic output is derived from university and university-related spending.
In their first screening of the school year, REACT to Film will be broadening their horizons, as they will be hosting their first screening in the Athena Cinema, screening Blood Brother.
There is a steep learning curve between high school and collegiate athletics, and many freshmen can benefit from an extra redshirt year of adjustment before donning their college colors on the field of play.
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