Coffee and energy drinks run through the veins of most college students. When it comes to finding that energy boost, though, healthier options might actually supply a better pick-me-up.
A day spent at the golf course is better than a day spent at the office. But as much as that sounds like paradise to some golfers, the Bobcats had a long day on the course.
I used to be against the Ohio University Student Union.
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Construction on North Court Street has paved the way for temporary changes in the city’s pedestrian and traffic pathways, but the building blocks of the city’s streets will remain the same for years to come.
Money talks dominated Monday night’s Athens City Council meeting, with discussion ranging from the pros and cons of accepting an abandoned property to income from artsy events in Athens County.
Those Christified Jewish (aka Christian) folks who attended the “Religious Fair” at Howard Park on Sept. 3 ignore the truth: Their hero didn’t die by crucifixion in 1979 B.P. (Before Present).
After Ohio University President Roderick McDavis left Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting, senators argued they wanted a salary increase comparable to his.
Sunnyside Drive and East State Street will be a bit more wet than usual because of a water main break at both locations.
The Athens County Commissioners had their weekly meeting Tuesday morning to discuss the road damage caused by trucks hauling waste from hydraulic fracturing.
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While not as well-known as Comic-Con, Dragon*Con is still a widely-known genre film convention in Atlanta, Ga., that brought in almost 35,000 people this year.
Upon their return to campus, students might have noticed a few new businesses on the old Athens block.
Local produce and baked goods made a return to Ohio University’s campus during the weekend.
The Ohio men’s golf team will compete in the 43rd Annual Marshall Invitational at the Guyan Golf and Country Club in Huntington, W. Va.
If Ohio were looking to paint a picture of its athletic success, Saturday evening would have been a good time to set up an easel.
After a successful festival and theatrical run in 21 cities, School of Film professor Annie Howell’s first feature film, Small, Beautifully Moving Parts, is finally coming home.
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