Sarah Chadwell had more to worry about than just what to pack for studying abroad in Italy last summer. She was also concerned about how people would react when they discovered she was a lesbian.
Though I am just delighted by the stock photo used for the Sept. 12 article about former Ohio University Student Senate Vice President Amrit Saini’s website payment, I am less than warm about the general tone and lack of professionalism that this article, at times, displays.
The prison system has failed Americans — or at least according to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, who as the head of the Department of Justice found that too many Americans are locked up for non-violent crimes.
The signature pawpaw mascot took pictures with locals, visitors and students alike as people overflowed the banks of Lake Snowden for the 15th annual Pawpaw Festival.
When Rachel Hayes gets married next month, her name and benefits under the nation’s law will change.
It was announced last Friday that J. K. Rowling and Warner Bros. will once again work together to make a new Harry Potter spin-off film.
This is written in response to the letter to the editor in Friday’s issue of The Post titled “Disagreements don’t justify passive aggression.” I hope that my account of this episode will clarify a few things.
An open letter to Ohio University President Roderick McDavis:
The Athens City School District is in the process of adopting new state education standards, which Ohio Department of Education officials argue will better prepare students for a college career path.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Ohio men’s and women’s cross country teams dominated their lone home event of the season as each won their respective races in the Ohio Invitational.
Sometimes it isn’t how you win, it’s if you win.
Nelsonville-York and Berne Union faced off on Friday night with both teams looking for their first win of the year.
After opening the season last weekend at Miami, the men’s and women’s cross country teams will look to continue their success on Saturday when they host the annual Ohio Invitational — the teams’ only home meet of the season.
Even 50 years after Dr. Martin Luther King’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech, the topic of racial income inequality still plagues the nation and Athens.
Despite dropping its first match of the season and finishing second place in the Baymont Inn Invitational at home, Ohio will compete in another tournament this weekend at the Western Kentucky University Invitational.
Friday the 13th may be a lucky day for Athens music lovers as Casa Nueva, 6 W. State St., welcomes Pittsburgh-based band Chrome Moses and local opener Dune.
Moving to the big city became a reality when Graham Nolan landed his first internship in Chicago to take place right after his 2001 graduation from Ohio University.
Solutions by The State News