We’re a little sad to be going. We’ve enjoyed telling you all about the beers to drink and the beers to avoid. We’ve enjoyed getting together every week to revisit an old favorite or take a risk on new brew. It’s been a wonderful experience. But this experience is nowhere near as wonderful as taking that first, refreshing gulp of Natural Light.
Rome wasn’t built in one day, and after a year of setbacks and constant groundbreaking rescheduling, the multipurpose center hasn’t been either.
Commencement ceremonies serve not only as a sigh of relief for worried parents but also as a celebration of years of late nights and academic achievements for graduating seniors.
Some look to drive a spike between bluegrass and rock, but in an ironic twist of fate, one Southern Ohio band looks to bring the two together.
Robert Glidden, former president of Ohio University, conducted his meetings with the Ohio University Board of Trustees the same way he conducted his chamber orchestra.
The team working together in the Division of Student Affairs will not be split apart.
As the academic year comes to a close, Ohio University’s two student governing bodies reflected on the work that was accomplished and the work that is yet to be done.
Coach Rob Smith has said all season that the end goal of the season is to crack 12 conference wins and find a way into the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
An ongoing feud between fraternities led to the stabbing outside of Courtside in February.
Another year has left Student Senate with little concrete evidence to show for its efforts.
This weekend, more than 40 Athens community members, ranging in age from five to over 60, will get to showcase their musical abilities in the Athens Community Music School’s Spring Recital series.
Arrests and rejected demands fueled tensions between Ohio University students and administrators during a protest regarding the approved tuition hike for next year.
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.
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