Ohio Athletics gave away free "We Are Ohio" scarves to the first 1,000 students through The Convo's doors Wednesday for the Bobcats' game against St. Bonaventure.
Editor’s Note: This is the second part in a two-part commentary about “fracking” in Southeast Ohio. Part one appeared in yesterday’s edition.
A week after the cease-fire was declared between Israel and Gaza, J Street U chapters across the nation, including Ohio University’s chapter, will hold candlelight vigils to remember both Israeli and Palestinian civilian deaths and injuries Wednesday night.
Ohio University’s printmaking department will ring in the holiday season next week with its seasonal print sale.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Three finalists have been announced for Ohio University's vacant College of Fine Arts dean position.
Since taking the hip-hop world by storm last year with her “White Girl Raps Fast” YouTube video, Ohio University junior Bailee Moore’s life has been anything but calm.
On Wednesday, the Athena Cinema will welcome local filmmakers to debut their talents on the big screen at the theater’s open projector night.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Ohio University’s first annual five-day Thanksgiving break came and went without much in the way of police work for the Athens Police Department.
Leland Bailey-Burks’ parents bought him a skateboard when he was five after they noticed his budding interest in the hobby, which was sparked when he began tuning into the televised X Games.By the time he reached high school, Bailey-Burks, now a freshman studying music production at Ohio University, was skating four to five days each week.
The 30 Mile Meal Project has worked to bring food harvested in the Athens area to the tables of its residents since its inception almost three years ago.
When it rains in Athens, the Hocking River doesn’t pour like it used to.
This isn’t your dad’s Big Ten anymore, and come 2014 it won’t resemble the one I hold dearly, either.
It’s a strange phenomenon, but when you go away to college, life in your hometown actually does go on.
I’m standing in front of the East Side Gallery — a remnant of the Berlin Wall — trying to picture the 1989 revolution and verify whether the air in East Berlin was as stinky as what Dragan Wende said.
Earlier this year, a legal foundation supporting religious freedom contacted Ohio University concerning “unconstitutional” aspects of the university’s policy for student organizations.
Athens City Council was criticized about one matter and was careful to avoid scrutiny about another Monday night.
As lights twinkle on Court Street and wreaths sprout on front doors, the Black Student Cultural Programming Board is reminding merrymakers that the holiday season isn’t just about Christmas.
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