Emeritus engineering professor to lecture on green technology
By Hannah Yang | Mar. 20, 2013Ongoing wars over natural resources and a proactive approach to tackle environmental dilemmas will be the topics of focus in Stocker Center Thursday.
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Ongoing wars over natural resources and a proactive approach to tackle environmental dilemmas will be the topics of focus in Stocker Center Thursday.
Fluff Bakery & Catering, known for its sweet baked goods, will be going savory with the opening of a new restaurant next month.
Ohio University is not alone in preparing to reconstruct South Green with the Housing Development Plan; it is following a trend of renovating and constructing across the state.
Almost a year after it first screened in Athens during last year’s Athens International Film and Video Festival, School of Film professor Annie Howell’s film Small, Beautifully Moving Parts is returning for a second time to the Athena Cinema’s screens.
In the midst of a season-long losing streak of five games, Ohio has added a home doubleheader Thursday against Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne.
The Athens Police Department was typing up police reports on a typewriter as recently as 1990 and didn’t have Internet access until the turn of the millennium.
More than six months have passed since the swimming season officially started and it’s far from over for one Bobcat. Junior Laurin Williams still has her season highlight ahead of her.
Someone once intelligently observed, “People don’t change, they just become who they are really meant to be.” Half of March is gone from the calendar and the air of summer is sweeping through my veins. I become dumbfounded when I think of my first days in Athens at a very young 18, filled with negativity at a life I had to part with and accepting the one I wasn’t in the mood to begin.
With college textbooks costing 800 percent more than they did 30 years ago, some lawmakers are making the first steps to help put more cash in students’ pockets.
The college party stereotype involving red Solo cups and students walking in drunken stupors on Ohio University’s campus might not be as true as most people think.
The city council members of Fort Collins, Colo., recently voted in favor of a citywide ban on fracking and waste disposal operations.
I’ve been in a bit of a rut lately, feeling under the weather, constantly stress-eating and consistently Googling such search terms as “are hummus and Wheat Thins bad for you?” while shoveling them in my mouth at an alarming rate and contemplating the fact that I’ve never stepped foot in Ping in my two years on this campus (I’m not kidding).
When she came to campus this past fall, visiting School of Film professor Pearl Gluck wanted to make sure that she was able to connect with the community of Athens.
Ohio freshman second baseman Nate Squires’s hat blew in shallow right field, adding comic relief to an otherwise dismal game for the Bobcats.
It’s not easy being a Republican in Athens County.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
For the first time this season, Ohio is in the midst of a team-wide offensive slump.
On today’s page 6 is everything you’ll need to complete this year’s Post Bracket Challenge.