Athens County voters proved this Super Tuesday that local government takes precedence over President Barack Obama’s possible contenders in the 2012 presidential election.
Ah, March — the time for squirrels, baby bunnies, green grass and drunken Irishmen.
After two failed attempts of rolling out a network registration requirement, the Office of Information Technology hopes that the third time’s a charm.
A color-coded card with an ingredient description accompanies each dish in the Ohio University dining halls. But they’re also marked with symbols to inform diners of any special dietary regulations.
Several small fires were set in Boyd Hall early Wednesday morning.
Despite announcing the lineup for 9Fest on Tuesday, the organizers had one more surprise in store after signing co-headliner Chip Tha Ripper on Wednesday.
A few days ago I was educated about the Invisible Children’s “Kony 2012” Campaign, which has recently overtaken Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. It stands for a very important message. The purpose behind the campaign is to make Joseph Kony as famous as possible, while raising awareness around the world.
I am personally conflicted on the idea of OU offering Plan B, or the morning after pill, in vending machines. I feel that on one hand, it’s a way to empower women on this campus by making the pill readily available to them.
Vibrant, tribal costumes accompanied the voices and rhythmic dances of the Soweto Gospel Choir as they performed on the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Tuesday night.
After 26 years of teaching at his alma mater, Tom Davis’ last day at Ohio University will be June 30.
A hard-fought season came to a hard-fought end when Nelsonville-York was eliminated from the Ohio Division III District Basketball Tournament, losing to Lucasville Valley 61-40.
Your mom listens to Josh Groban.
The Bobcats have a lot of players who can slam home an energizing dunk, but who do the players think is the best at dunking? Before Ohio loaded the bus to head to the Mid-American Conference Tournament, the Bobcats took some time to answer that question.
With nine people competing for two seats as Athens County commissioner, Tuesday’s primary election will narrow the field to a maximum of four candidates for November’s general election.
When Delaware scored in double overtime to beat Ohio in the quarterfinals of the American Collegiate Hockey Association national tournament Sunday, it ended a season full of heartbreak rather than joy for the Bobcats.
Despite Athens County’s distinct leftward lean, Athens’ Republican voters will still line up at polling stations for the presidential primary as Ohio assumes its typical battleground status for Super Tuesday.
Bonds between teammates are often described as strong as that of brothers, but for some, the bond goes beyond a comparison.
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