For many Ohio University students, Spring Quarter means festivals and countless hours outside, and this weekend, students and families alike can kick off the festival season with Hookah in the Hills.
Ohio University’s Innovation Center will launch two new programs this year with the goal of eventually producing and selling a new “digital media” product.
The equation is simple. If a person admittingly kills an unarmed person, the immediate result should be that person’s arrest.
It’s time to move on. Time to move past the political rhetoric on the subject of the environment, especially climate change. Time to start listening a little more to science.
Securing domestic tranquility was the topic of discussion yesterday when a former New York City police chief kicked off the Baker Peace Conference, speaking to a crowd of about 150.
They say her lip gloss is cool, her lip gloss is poppin’. In the words of rapper Lil’ Mama, a local makeup artist’s new line will have women loving the way they put it on so perfect.
Ohio University head basketball coach John Groce has met with his team, signaling that his nearly weeklong courtship by the University of Illinois is drawing to a close.
In response to an annual campus-wide survey, Ohio University students asked the Concert Series for the chance to create more laughs, and the series has done just that.
For many students, deciding to visit the student health center boils down to weighing whether waiting times and the cost of testing is worthwhile. For international students, however, it’s simply a matter of communication.
As part of The Post's new environmental blog, we will feature weekly guest commentary on environmental issues from Ohio University professors.
William Hoffman and Lindsay Friedman discuss all the music events happening this weekend in the new weekly podcast. This week they discuss The Post Calendar, 9fest, and he Amping up Athens series.
Coming off the school’s first 10-win season in 43 years, the Bobcats began spring football with extra pep in their step.
Despite reports that Ohio men’s basketball coach John Groce had reached a “done deal” with the University of Illinois, Fighting Illini officials insist they have yet to fill their coaching vacancy.
About 70 students, residents and city officials listened to six panelists discuss the potential benefits and risks of hydraulic fracturing in the Baker University Center Theatre Tuesday night.
Ohio University students and Athens residents alike will raise their hoods and voices on College Green this evening in response to the Trayvon Martin murder case.
“Wow, so great the break is coming!” — my fellow master’s student Betty was seriously happy — “I would go on vacation in Sicily!”
Before Ohio’s non-conference game against Wright State Tuesday, opposing coach Rob Cooper presented Bobcat coach Joe Carbone with a commemorative bat to honor his last season with the team. From there, though, all the Raiders handed the Bobcats was a loss.
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