Ohio University's Culinary Services has pulled several food items from its venues after a student employee exhibited symptoms that could be connected to a foodborne bacteria.
Every Tuesday night, students can walk uptown to hear the soulful jazz of The Paul Elisha Band or go to Tony’s Tavern to hear live, improvised classic jazz rattle the tavern walls.
With Ohio University’s budget going through major transitions, Faculty Senate plans to try and clear the confusion next week.
Octopus & Owl started as a two-piece acoustic folk band, but with the addition of a new bassist it’s gained some attitude and a hint of grunge.
Aquabear Legion has been advocating music in Athens since 2004 by running a website, giving away free music compilations and promoting events such as its annual Aquabear County Fair.
Ohio University students travelled almost 400 miles Thursday in protest of job opportunities.
Heads turned and eyes peered from beneath the dense fabric of burkas as Rebecca Sell made her way through Afghanistan with female Marines at her side and her camera in hand.
From 1998 to 2001, Vanessa Dennis produced gems in the net for the Bobcats. Nowadays, she’s directing the action in a different field, and she knows a gem when she sees one.
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, five small fires were set and extinguished in Boyd Hall — and its residents slept peacefully the entire time.
Follow along live as Ohio takes on Toledo in the quarterfinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament from Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
Every day — rain or shine, hot or cold — four women roam the streets of Athens, ticketing illegal parkers and bringing more than $300,000 into the city’s coffers annually.
Ohio University is adding another dean hunt to the laundry list of administrative-replacement searches being conducted by the provost’s office.
With recent debates on contraception and women’s role in the army, the Women’s Center brings a reason to celebrate women.
The vision of a woman in the ’60s or ’70s, burning her bra in the street and declaring hatred for all men, comes to mind for some people when picturing a feminist. Others see a gaggle of women in the early 1900s marching for the right to vote.
Springtime brings warmer weather and many opportunities for students to venture outside, but with the nice weather comes the end of the Campus Involvement Center’s Emerging Artist Series for this year.
The latest in a series of partnerships with various non-profit groups, the home of the ‘Boss Hog Challenge’ will be teaming up with a regional charity to delver Athens-made barbecue with a local conscience.
While the phrase “act your age” may be used frequently, it is one that is discouraged in a new show put on by ABC Players.
Oakland doesn’t take its pre-Summit League schedule lightly. Though the Golden Grizzlies are a mid-major program, they have visited Vanderbilt, Louisville and Cincinnati already this season to go head-to-head with opponents from the Southeastern Conference and Big East.
After almost 30 years of teaching, one Ohio University alumnus will greet June 30 as his last day.
Ohio University faculty members exhibited dancing, jokes and juggling Wednesday night in honor of 6-year-old Ava Nichols, who is battling brain cancer.
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