For Dutch-born freshman Nicole van Batenburg, the option of playing field hockey wasn’t the major reason she decided to attend college in the United States.
I am very satisfied with Vice President and Provost Benoit and Vice President of Finance and Administration Golding’s presentations at this week’s Student Senate meeting. They met us with a professional tone that was serious, yet welcoming. They approached us with the reality that we are but one of many constituents that this university has, including faculty, the administrators, and the taxpayers of this great state.
Attendees of Nelsonville’s Final Fridays on the Square will have the opportunity to enjoy the return of a local favorite.
Although Ohio has dropped its past two games and three of the past four, the Bobcats will work on making their record reflective of their level of play as they travel to Philadelphia on Friday to take on St. Joseph’s.
Ohio University stands to save tens of millions of dollars over the next decade and a half by spending almost $30 million this year.
He’s acted, he’s produced and he’s driven racecars, and this Thursday, Frankie Muniz will show Ohio University students his musical side.
Several times a week, three students can be found training at Bird Arena for their next big match. But rather than ice skates, sleds propel them as they fly across the ice in hopes of going for the Paralympics gold.
Zumba was one of the worst experiences of my life. I know, the abrupt start seems unprofessional, but it was better than my original column idea of just repeating “Zumba sucks” for 500 words like an even more deranged Jack Nicholson from The Shining.
A collection of films produced by last year’s sophomore students will be screened together in a screening of first-year student work Saturday at the Athena Grand.
When it comes to housing university presidents on campus, Ohio University is the only public university to do so in the state.
In the midst of implementing a revamped offense that intends to spread the field and generate more scoring opportunities, Ohio has scored exactly one goal per game so far this season.
It’s become apparent that this year’s Student Senate is looking to define itself by the questions it asks and its willingness to encourage discussions that need to be had for the sake of the student body.
Three weeks after his father’s stop in Athens, Beau Biden visited the local Obama for America office Wednesday to encourage and thank volunteers for their efforts.
Two weeks after Student Senate invited two Ohio University officials who recently saw pay raises to justify tuition increases, the administrators accepted the invitation.
Recent national figures showing increased employment nationwide are leading to a decline in federal unemployment funding, but some Athens County residents might still need the help.
In Rachel Burgess’ jewelry collection, one might find outdated magazine articles, Bible pages ripped from their binding or used tea leaves.
The last Thursday of every month will now play host to the sound of laughter as opposed to the mellow music of local artists emanating from the back room of Donkey Coffee.
As I was walking from my dorm room to the Athens Police station, I began wondering what my ride-along would be like. Would it be like the movie Training Day, or more along the lines of the TV show Reno 911?
One of Ohio University’s oldest international partnerships was renewed Monday, when OU President Roderick McDavis met with a delegation from the University of Leipzig.
Though most people know Louisville for either baseball bats or a successful college basketball program, Ohio field hockey coach Neil Macmillan sees it as one of the more fertile recruiting bases for field hockey talent.
Solutions by The State News