Though theatergoers often expect the biggest releases from the Athena Grand Theater, they might be surprised to hear that a little independent movie is making its way to the theater this weekend.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit mastered the art of the business meeting in order to attract East Asian businesses to Southeast Ohio.
Anyone who missed the big-ticket stand-up acts of Jim Gaffigan and company will still have a chance to chuckle heartily as an all-female student troupe brings their brand of comedy to Bentley Hall.
With vinyl sales up 18 percent in 2012, Record Store Day has been growing every year and Saturday’s events look to continue the trend.
It was a 1-2-3 victory for Joel Newby.
For students who may be looking to have fun this weekend but in the more traditional, less muddy sense, Alternative Fest might just be the answer. Athletes in Action, or AIA, will be hosting a daylong, free event for students and faculty.
Quiet and motionless, the huddled mass of orange shirts bowed heads and linked arms as the presidential announcement neared.
As passers-by walked through Howard Park on Thursday, they were greeted by a pro-life rally with pictures of unborn babies.
An out of state coalition will soon give their “seal of approval” to fracking companies in the Appalachian region based on standards it says are “safe and responsible.”
Just 30 years ago, tuition, fees and room and board for full-time undergraduate students in public four-year universities averaged $6,381 per year.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
Ohio University Student Senate hosted two presentations given by Vice President for Student Affairs Ryan Lombardi and Jenny Hall-Jones, interim dean of students, at their last general body meeting of the year.
In addition to the typical brownie sale, Students for Liberty celebrated April 20 by addressing the effects drug prohibition has on society.
Dozens of students wearing orange passed out popsicles and campaigned on Thursday to make students hear their VOICE’s loud and clear.
Michael Stinziano doesn’t directly represent Ohio’s oldest university, but that didn’t stop him from getting an earful from Ohio University students in his Columbus office Wednesday.
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