With 584 million active users on Facebook every day, it can be hard for small-time bands to distinguish themselves in a music scene that is largely oversaturated.
After an eye-opening overtime win against Wheeling Jesuit in an exhibition game, Ohio started the regular season with a 63-56 victory against the Cleveland State Vikings.
With Halloween in the past, most are packing their costumes away. But for some, playing dress up never ends.
Ohio University filed a response in the Ohio Court of Claims on Tuesday asking the court to dismiss the lawsuit of a Cincinnati woman, who claims she was hit by a CATS bus in September 2011.
Ohio University will participate in a weeklong event encouraging students to share creative ideas to expand career opportunities.
Calling in the likes of Mark Ruffalo, Hayden Christensen, Anna Paquin, Matt Damon, Michael Cera and Jake Gyllenhaal, “This Is Our Youth” gives the Your Lost Flamingo Company some big shoes to fill.
Albert Einstein said, “If at first an idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.”
The recommendations of an Athens County “fracking” committee about regulating the controversial drilling and injecting practices might soon reach the agenda of state legislators.
Municipal tax codes and the sale of burritos both fell under the scrutiny of Athens City Council Tuesday night.
As everyone who owns a television knows, LeBron James left Cleveland for Miami after the 2010 season. James' exodus left Cleveland devastated. Fans were burning number 23 jerseys in the streets, weeping in bars and cursing the name that brought them relevance for seven seasons.
Ohio takes on Ball State in a battle for bowl positioning Wednesday night in Muncie, Ind. The Cardinals are taking a page out of the Bobcats' book, wearing black jerseys in what has been labeled a "blackout."
When Ohio coach Jim Christian met redshirt junior forward Jon Smith last spring, he wasn’t sure what he could expect from him on the court.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series looking at the present state of scholarships at Ohio University.
The United States has had its fair share of environmental crises during the past century, and in a presentation Tuesday evening, a noted historian walked an audience through the debates around those crises.
Though Ohio University’s Nelson Dining Hall opened almost three months ago, phase two of the Nelson Commons construction project is far from completion.
Sneakers and jerseys were replaced by polished shoes and Navy uniforms when the U.S. Army Field Band and Soldier’s Chorus performed at Nelsonville-York High School on Monday.
On Tuesday and Friday, Ohio University’s College of Arts and Sciences will hold data summits to discuss the current state of the college for the first time in years.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
By Meryl Gottlieb | mg986611@ohiou.edu | @buzzlightmeryl
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