After an encouraging 63-56 victory against Cleveland State in the season opener, Ohio is off to the Land of 10,000 Lakes to play the Minnesota Golden Gophers in the Subway Classic.
Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs and the Ohio Development Services Agency’s Office of Energy partnered to create a database.
Thirty-one years of public service were recognized Thursday night when two Ohio universities joined together to digitally archive an Ohio University alumnus’ work.
An Ohio University class is trying to spread anti-hydraulic fracturing awareness among students by relating its potential effects to one of their favorite beverages: beer.
Hoping to continue its tradition of showing Latin American culture on film for the students, the Latin American Film Series will screen Biutiful at 5:30 p.m. in the Scripps Auditorium on Friday.
Ohio University women’s soccer team will be flipping flapjacks Saturday morning to benefit a local food bank.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees passed a 3.5 percent tuition increase during one of its recent visits to Athens, but this time around, the focus is on building a sustainable budget.
Iris DeMent, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, will perform Americana folk music for a crowd at Stuart’s Opera House on Friday.
The Women’s Center will celebrate the 40th anniversary of Title IX this Friday with an open discussion by an eclectic panel of women.
A split series against Indiana (8-5-1) left Ohio coach Dan Morris with a lot to work on this week in practice, looking for improvement from the No. 3 team in the American Collegiate Hockey Association.
At Athens’ International Street Fair in the spring, patrons are always steps away from cuisine from around the world.
Editor’s note: This is the final in a three-part series looking at the present state of scholarships at Ohio University.
In a mirage of sex and sounds, The Violet Lights are anything but the typical lust-crazed rock ‘n’ roll band from the big city.
Balancing schoolwork, extra activities and a social life might push some daily habits to the wayside, but for Hiram Foster, praying is never something to be shoved aside.
While jazz music in the style of Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong might not be edging out Justin Bieber or Katy Perry for a Top-40 spot, the performances can still draw a crowd in the Athens community.
Athens’ chocolate lovers might have to work a little harder to get their fix after O’Chocolate closes shop, but rest assured; the shop’s chocolatier will continue creating her confections.
Though gynecological appointments are wont to invite myriad questions, deconstructing the contraception conundrum to find suitable, inexpensive birth control might not be as complex.
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