When Aaron Kuhnert and his wife Courtney moved from Carbondale, Ill., to Athens in 2011, their only intention was to form a church in a college town. However they were missing one crucial ingredient: a venue.
As the Bobcats prepare to begin their Mid-American Conference schedule this weekend at both Bowling Green and Miami, the team is hopeful to continue its recent dominance in the East Division.
“This is not just about the health of health care. It’s about saving the health of the nation.”
Following pay raises that some Ohio University Student Senate members call questionable, Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit and Vice President for Finance and Administration Stephen Golding will defend their salary increases at next week’s senate meeting.
Ohio University Student Senate executives have invited students to discuss senate’s meeting with administrators Tuesday night.
Five months ago, Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit and Vice President for Finance and Administration Stephen Golding spoke at one of Student Senate’s meetings about the necessity of the proposed tuition hike, a hike that would raise tuition by the maximum amount allowed by the state.
When Ohio University students vote in Athens this November, some of the issues they will face could have a statewide reach.
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Historically, the Mid-American Conference has been a hotbed for talented quarterbacks like Chad Pennington, Byron Leftwich and Ben Roethlisberger.
During the season, Ohio redshirt senior defensive lineman Corey Hasting cuts and scratches his way past offensive linemen in pursuit of the opposing quarterback.
A Bible study geared toward psychology majors might seem odd, but for Erin Craig, the two seemed to be a great way to reach out to others in her major.
Ohio University and Athens city officials are already thinking about keeping annual Halloween festivities safe, even though the event is more than a month away.
Members of the Athens community, young and old, discussed the international economic problems facing the U.S. Monday at the Athena Cinema during a Q&A with filmmaker and author Peter Navarro.
For the first time, Ohio University’s fraternity recruitment will take a formalized approach.
Scott Stricklin didn’t fully realize his dream of becoming the coach of his alma mater until he was on his way to his interview at Kent State.
Ohio coach Frank Solich broke down the Bobcats' win against Marshall Saturday and looked forward to their matchup against Norfolk State in his Monday press conference.
Meeting comedian and activist Lee Camp in New York City last Wednesday was magical, especially with the anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement this month.
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