Research and writing tips will be given Tuesday night when Katherine Ziff, author of Asylum on the Hill: History of a Healing Landscape, gives a talk at Alden Library.
We see it every year: an insider ticket packed with experience and knowledge running against an unconventional ticket with big ideas.
Passion Works' vision, as stated by their website, is, "To create and live out a best practice model for collaborative art making between artists with and without developmental disabilities". Photographs by Isaac Hale.
After being closed for more than a year, not much progress has been made toward the reconstruction of Galbreath Chapel.
Fresh off Ohio’s best pitching performance of the season, the Bobcats are back into the pitching uncertainty of their midweek games.
Despite already having set a new program record for home runs in a season and also being on pace to break the all-time Mid-American Conference long ball mark, Ohio is in the midst of a seven-game losing streak.
The Windy City held true to its name Monday afternoon, as gusts reached up to 20 mph at the Kemper Sports Intercollegiate.
I am writing in response to The Post’s Monday article, “Student advocacy not included in the job of student trustees.”
I’m stuck in a bathroom stall in Grover Center right after my last session with Eli, and for the first time throughout this whole semester of “getting jacked,” I’m convinced that a workout is going to make me puke.
Enough with tuition increases and “shared governance” — it’s time to raise a F.U.S.S.
I’ve only hooked up with a few girls since I started here. I see all these things on the OU Confessions and hear all of my friends talk about how they get all these girls and I’m jealous. I’m not getting any. I’m starting to get really frustrated sexually… and just normally. How do I get girls to know I want to hook up with them?
Despite low attendance, Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate hosted their presidential candidate debate Monday night.
In addition to high temperatures, students navigating the Stacks in Alden Library have to contend with the tarps and tubes that block sections of bookshelves.
With a mile left in the marathon, the aching body gears up for one last final battle. The tired legs are making faster strides again while a smile eases its way on one’s lips, trying to forget the pain of the last 25 miles.
For the first time in three years, there are multiple candidates running for Graduate Student Senate president.
NCAA men’s basketball has come to a close. Now fans and media will have time to reflect on the way that March Madness played out.
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