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By Betty Laudermilt | Aug. 20, 2012After a spring hiatus, Ohio University students will have a new place to chow down this fall.
After a spring hiatus, Ohio University students will have a new place to chow down this fall.
The campus-wide calendar shuffle sparked by the transition to semesters has created dozens of potential conflicts, including a clash between 10Fest and many sororities’ Bid Day.
Like many of Athens’ businesses, local law enforcement reported that the summer was slow, featuring different types of crimes than when school is in session.
For some Ohio University students, summer vacation didn’t just mean spending time with their family and catching up with old friends; instead, these students used the summer months to study abroad without having to sacrifice a semester of classes in Athens.
Though most students departed from Athens for the summer, two major festivals were held for those who populated the brick streets during the warmer months.
Ohio University has been dethroned from its spot atop the nation's party-school rankings.
On Friday, the Ohio soccer team can start to prove its mantra of a new season and attitude, one that was installed after the past season.
Editorial independence is a hard-won battle.
Mitt Romney will stop in Zanesville and Chillicothe Tuesday as he continues his Ohio bus tour.
Ohio University’s College of Health Sciences and Professions received a $500,000 gift Monday.
The Ohio soccer team kicked off its 2012 season with a 2-0 exhibition win against Eastern Kentucky Sunday.
While many students begin to count down the days until they return to campus, Ohio already has a different day circled on its calendar.
Ming Li will take over as interim executive director for the Center for International Studies while the university conducts a national search for a permanent director.
HYDE PARK, ENGLAND – Despite the slew of sporting events taking place Saturday, hundreds of spectators trickled into Green Park to catch a glimpse of 56 athletes racing neck-in-neck along a 31-mile course — and walking to the finish line.
Ohio will reconvene at The Convo Monday for the first time since completing their summer workout session on July 23.
Watching the action between the U.S. and North Korean women’s soccer teams led many fans to contemplate the effects of the Olympics on global affairs.
With the signatures of Ohio President Roderick McDavis and new men's basketball coach Jim Christian, the OU basketball program officially ushered in a new coaching era Monday.