Green initiatives at Ohio University
Apr. 29, 2012By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
More than 20 broadband providers and students gathered in Walter Hall Friday to hear experts review Internet services in Appalachia.
With Ohio University expanding its focus on regional campus and online programs, finalists for the newly combined overseeing position will begin to visit campus today.
For the first time since the Toledo series more than a month ago, Ohio dropped a series against a conference opponent. But the Bobcats still have a chance to catch Kent State for the best record in conference.
Ohio University is widely known and stigmatized as college party central. Let’s just face it: We make the news more often for a big bash than a big academic achievement.
Neither Ohio’s volleyball nor soccer team emerged victorious on the road this weekend as spring play nears its end.
As I labored my way into a crab leg during a recent visit to an east-coast lobster shack, I wondered why people don’t wear bibs all the time. My own plastic butter-blocker had already been coated in grease and delicious crabby juices that otherwise would have soaked into my shirt.
Ohio concluded its spring season Sunday with a seventh-place finish out of nine teams in the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Despite finishing the weekend with as many wins as losses, the Bobcat offense remains powerful and promising with only six games left in the season.
The Bobcats crossed the finish line victorious in the 4x800-meter relay, setting a new school record along with 19 other top-ten finishes at the Hillsdale College “Gina” Relays in Michigan over the weekend.
Another rendition of Palmer Fest ended with a fire Saturday.
Photographs of the fire and riot evacuation during this year's Palmer Fest. Be sure to check out the story here.
After spending more than 10 years on the West Coast, the Community Food Initiatives’ new director has returned to her native Appalachia with the hope of ending hunger and promoting healthy food in the region.
With fest season in full swing, alcohol-caused blackouts could be hitting Ohio University students in the wallets, according to a recent study.