OU's health center offers fewer options than OSU's
By Sarah Grothjan | Oct. 17, 2012Amid continuous updates to the student health center, Campus Care is still unable to meet certain needs of students seeking its services.
Amid continuous updates to the student health center, Campus Care is still unable to meet certain needs of students seeking its services.
Even though President Barack Obama visited Athens Wednesday, senators still met to discuss their own political agenda.
A Nelsonville man could spend nine years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted abduction.
You know those weekends when you go to two great parties you never intended on going to, and you don’t even care about the party you didn’t go to? For me, that was my weekend in the world of food.
A local business incubation site provides industrial-grade cooking space and equipment to help keep local food and farm entrepreneurs in the kitchen.
This school year, Ohio University’s Faculty-in-Residence program is housing three faculty members in campus dormitories with the hope of connecting academic and residential life.
As Ohio prepared to begin its third practice of the season Wednesday, several team members crowded around an iPad near center court, poring over the latest sign of their expectations for this season — a Sports Illustrated story touting Ohio as the next big mid-major power.
After ending Wednesday night’s Student Senate with an executive session, Senate announced Thursday night the impeachment of a senator.
Captain’s log, day 21. We have entered the third week of our wait, and the patience of the men grows thin. Around me the line for the Obama rally stretches like some primordial sky-serpent, wrapping around Walter Hall and the streets beyond.
In the words of Erie Times-News sports columnist John Dudley, here are some “thoughts deep and shallow” about President Barack Obama’s stop on College Green yesterday.
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The average person views more than 3,000 advertisements each day.
Four years after their first go-around, the same candidates sat down in the same room to debate their qualifications for the same position.
Less than 24 hours from his campaign stop in front of thousands of people on College Green Wednesday, President Barack Obama engaged in a lively debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney in an intimate setting with a small group of undecided voters.
Even while preparing for 11Fest in the spring, Number Fest’s founder Dominic Petrozzi has another party up his sleeve.
Goal scorers like senior Taylor Brown don’t come to Athens very often, but when they do, they seem to come in bunches.