Rodney Atkins will hit the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Thursday evening looking to charm the Ohio University crowd with a mix of country twang and relatable lyrics.
A heavy fact to weigh is understanding that our life began through our parents. The way we began learning, the advice we sought out in childhood all dated back to the years with mom and dad.
This summer, selected teams will participate in a 12-week intensive program designed to give students the opportunity to propose and refine their business plans and products.
The idealized soldier is strong. He has courage. He will protect citizens of the United States at all costs.
In recent years, home runs have been almost synonymous with Ohio softball, but balls have been launched over the fence significantly more often this season than in past seasons.
Ohio University’s Promise Lives Campaign is promoted as a comprehensive fundraising plan, yet less than one thousandth of one percent of donors have contributed 84 percent of the money.
Our parents’ generation grew up in an era when boxing reigned supreme. Muhammad Ali was the most dominant and polarizing athlete on the planet. But, something changed.
As the Supreme Court started its discussions on Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act, students at Ohio University participated in a discussion of their own about the “hidden voice” of LGBTA individuals.
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On a cold, windy day with a temperature just above freezing, Ohio coach Clay Calkins stood on the track packed in a thick winter coat, hat and gloves, while his athletes ran around a track that had just recently been cleared of snow.
Ohio University administrators are working to ensure that students will know from the moment they enroll how much tuition they will be paying.
The Graduate College officially has just one associate dean.
Though Athens County has many advocates for environmental safety and a healthy eating culture, the county proved to be one of the worst in these areas and others in a public-health study.
Since graduating from Ohio University’s School of Film in 2001, writer and director Megan Griffiths has gone on to prove what exactly she has to offer to the media world.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
If we asked our parents or grandparents what the NFL was like when they were in their teens, we would quickly find that the game has evolved quite a bit. But, that is not necessarily a good thing.
As a kid, I was always the worst about losing things. While I’ve gotten much better in recent years at remembering where I leave my belongings, a recent trip to the scale reminded me that, to my chagrin, I haven’t ditched the bad habit completely.
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