Since this is a column about beer, we decided the best thing would be to skip reviewing a beer on the first week and instead talk about that wonderful beverage that humans have been brewing for thousands of years.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Theft is the most common crime to occur at Ohio University and the second largest offense in Athens, but students and residents continue to keep their belongings unattended, doors unlocked and guards down.
Incoming Ohio University students have a greater shot at avoiding remediation classes altogether after uniformed statewide standards were introduced this month.
New Year’s Day brought about changes in Athens that would make vendors and non-union workers alike feel as if they were opening presents on Christmas morning.
Catherine Marshall, director of the Office of Education Abroad, said that more regimented majors — such as education — might have difficulty studying abroad due to fewer opportunities that would have accommodated tight graduation schedules. In order to counteract this, she recommends planning early to work around graduation requirements.
Much like an up-and-coming rock band doing a national tour, Ohio hockey players spend a good deal of their time traveling to opposing arenas on a bus.
After a year with multiple mass shootings that caught the attention and emotions of people across the country, President Barack Obama has taken a bold step, pushing a proposal to get America’s guns under control.
On any given night in the United States, an estimated 67,000 veterans are homeless.
Country music will kick off the semester with Easton Corbin taking the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Thursday as part of the Ohio University Performing Arts and Concert Series.
Ohio beat Northern Illinois 81-63 to move to 3-0 in Mid-American Conference play Wednesday at The Convo. Read our chronological coverage of the game below.
Troy Township residents have a controversial new neighbor — a recently permitted injection well — and the possibility of several more in the coming years.
People living in Appalachian counties in Ohio are more likely to have dental problems than people in the rest of the state, and some local officials say access to care is the cause.
While politicians are revamping the nation’s stance on gun control in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., local schools are reaffirming their commitment to campus safety.
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