After a year when a stabbing, arson, robberies and an armed fugitive have all caused concern on campus, Athens is being viewed as typical by local law enforcement.
I’m sure I’m not the only girl who feels like this … chivalry is dead! I always daydream about the decades when our grandparents were young and how nice it must’ve been to be courted by a complete gentleman. These days you’re lucky if a guy holds the door for you as you walk in behind him, and I’m not just exaggerating, I’ve experienced this firsthand. You always hear older people talk about how lost, rude and disrespectful our generation is, but I wonder why. Could it be our music and pop culture? I say indubitably.
Although Ohio has seen progression in its season during the past two tournaments, it is still looking for improvement in its last two roster spots.
After a year of dedication and hard work, MDIA 4719 students will be premiering their finished films Saturday night.
Though many Ohio University students identify with a hard-partying aesthetic when it comes to bar life, a more casual crowd of gamers exists that aim for pockets, rather than an empty glass when it comes to taking shots.
The first demand for Ohio University’s leadership to take a stance on student trustee voting rights came from Columbus. Now, the call is coming from students themselves.
Having won best documentary at this year’s Oscars, Searching for Sugar Man has been captivating audiences with its heartwarming true story.
A little taste of the greasy South will make its way up north as Nashville-based funk group The Deep Fried 5 prepare for its first performance in Athens.
On a soggy Wednesday afternoon in West Virginia, Ohio couldn’t find the bats that propelled it to a nine-run game Tuesday.
When Ohio State’s Michelle Thomas passed Ohio’s Juli Accurso in the 10,000-meter race at the All-Ohio Championships, Accurso looked at her for a second before deciding to turn the attention back on her watch. It wasn’t time yet to run faster.
Five a cappella ensembles will gather to celebrate the their seniors’ final performance and each other’s music during a concert Saturday night.
Ohio saw most of the competition the Mid-American Conference has to offer in the Angola Shootout last weekend — as the field included five other MAC teams — though the Bobcats finished seventh.
COLUMBUS—Gov. John Kasich named a former state representative and Ohio University alumnus to lead Ohio’s higher education system Wednesday, saying his “job creation mindset” will further the governor’s plans for the state’s economy.
A free documentary screening Thursday at the Athena Cinema aims to bring local discussion to the worldwide issue of waste.
A former president of Ohio University will stride across the stage and take his place upon the concert stand to direct the Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band Concert Thursday, as the bands prepare for a trip across Europe.
Ohio University students will have a familiar face to work with next year.
Robert Walter and his wife Margaret singlehandedly made a multipurpose center at Ohio University a reality.
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