Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle spent almost an hour Tuesday night speaking with local residents who want to know how they can make a positive impact in their community.
Late-night revelers looking to calm their gurgling stomachs full of beer might seek solace in greasy food and, more recently, over-the-counter drugs.
At the first home football game of the season, a sea of green and white chanted and cheered from the stands in support of their Ohio Bobcats.
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I might not be culturally refined, but ever since I started this column, I had an idea of what I would be getting into when I got involved in a cultural experience. When I did yoga, I knew what yoga was. When I attended a bluegrass concert, I was aware of the concept of music. When I ate at the Mediterranean restaurant Salaam, I knew about the country of Mediterria. I am uncultured, not stupid.
Ohio University’s chapter of the Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity hosted its annual car smash event on South Beach Wednesday evening to recruit possible candidates for its organization.
Ohio wrestling coach Joel Greenlee began his collegiate wrestling career as a freshman at Northern Iowa, a perennial wrestling powerhouse he proclaimed is the university’s “premiere program.”
Although they are separated by a year of eligibility, two Ohio women’s soccer defenders have bonded on the back line this year.
The Management Information Systems program in Ohio University’s College of Business was recently ranked sixth nationwide in the 2012 Bloomberg Businessweek annual ranking of the “Best Undergraduate Business Programs by Specialty.”
Two days after the Constitution turned 225 years old, a renowned scholar will visit Ohio University to expound upon religious freedoms and the First Amendment.
While many will spend Parents Weekend cheering on the Bobcats or draining their parents’ bank accounts, some will be transported back in time.
The Ohio University Student Appropriations Commission is rolling out a new application process for student organizations looking for funds.
Student Senate was headlined Wednesday night by the unanimous passing of a resolution that recently gained some traction university-wide.
Chris Young will leave the “neon” lights of big cities behind to bring a little country to Ohio University Thursday at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
Civilization is relative, and often brushed aside, when you’re a college student.
Fifty-five bands will congregate this weekend in Thornville, Ohio for a weekend music festival featuring four up-and-coming Athens bands.
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.
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