Ohio University’s Primary Panhellenic Recruitment is two full weekends unlike the previous year with only one for all events. Members are relieved to have more time to prepare and meet potential new members.
Take a look at what has changed since Ohio’s run to the NCAA tournament.
Taking a look at the notable names, old and new, on Ohio’s roster ahead of the 2024 season.
After receiving an Independence Day gift from its sister city, Ostroh, Ukraine, the City of Athens is looking to reciprocate the gesture for Ukraine’s Independence Day on Aug. 24.
Although OU may be deemed a "party school," many Bobcats take their studies very seriously. Thankfully, OU has some great places to focus so students can stay on top of assignments.
Finding your friends in college is a daunting task. Here are some reminders about your worth, what to look out for and how to live in the moment.
Managing your time well, talking to others or having a creative outlet are just some ways to ease stress.
The phrase “get involved” is something every college student has heard at least once. While that phrase is often met with eye rolls and groans, there is some important truth to it.
An Athens City ordinance, which took effect on Jan. 1, prohibits local businesses within Athens City limits from providing single-use plastic bags. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit against the city on Dec. 27, 2023, arguing that the ban was unconstitutional under the Ohio Revised Code and demanding enforcement be stopped.
Summer may be ending, but as Ohio University students prepare to return to campus and the change of seasons loom, the impact and the headlines of this summer’s news linger. Here are some of the biggest stories to come out of this summer.
As the season nears, here is a look at the roster and schedule as Ohio heads into its 2024 season.
Breaking down who left, who’s new, and who’s returning to the Ohio receiving room.
A 2023 report by the Ohio University Office of Emergency Management compared criminal activity on campus and in surrounding communities from the past three years. While its findings show that 2021 had the highest overall crime rate, it also found that 2022 held the highest crime rate in 10 of the 20 categories studied over the three-year period.
Student-athletes have been preparing for classes and the upcoming season throughout the summer. Amid homework, GPA requirements and practices, learn about how student-athletes excel during the school year.
Three sorority members responsible for their chapters’ recruitment discuss the first major event of the year.
The event displayed the many talents of local artists and vendors all day Saturday.
Influencers and skincare companies are promising impossible results for women looking to immortalize their youthful beauty.
The singer of Candy Says and Little Fish released her first debut solo album on July 26.
Ohio coach Tim Albin provides his thoughts on where the team stands heading into week one of the football season.
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