From bonding over brunch to meeting at the market, attending sporting events and taking shots at bars, Ohio University students had plenty to do with their mothers during Moms Weekend.
By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
For Freedom to Marry Ohio’s “Court the Vote” campaign and its volunteers, the influx of moms Saturday meant a significant bevy of potential supporters.
They say there’s more than one way to skin a cat. I would not advise attempting any of them. Cats can get vicious.
Every year, people go above and beyond their own benefits to take a stand and make a change. United Campus Ministry is honoring some of these individuals and organizations during its 29th annual Social Justice Awards.
I am writing in response to Kaitlyn Richert’s article titled “Spring Into Shape: Mixing up workouts keeps your muscles guessing,” which suggests different types of exercise to keep students from doing the typical gym workout every week. I enjoyed this article and loved the language, but I didn’t think it was very helpful to Ohio University students.
A local activist and hostel operator was indicted by an Athens County Grand Jury Friday on one count of trespassing after he allegedly entered a pregnant woman’s room and shoved her.
Moms descended on Athens for Ohio University's annual Moms Weekend. Check out photos of the weekend by Katharine Egli, Adam Birkan, Jesse Etsler and Julia Moss.
Monday night, Ohio University’s Greek population will take over Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium for its annual Air Bands dance competition.
Shame such a beautiful dedication to a wonderful, inspirational man such as Bill Toadvine was missed by all of his family. I’m at a loss as to why no one, including his wife Wendy Toadvine, was not contacted or informed prior, so that they could be in attendance.
Texas Tech point guard Javarez Willis announced his plans to transfer to Ohio via Twitter on Friday.
I find myself contemplating life after college graduation fairly frequently. Will I find a successful career? Where will I live? Will I earn enough money before I die to pay off the thousands of dollars in college loans I’ve racked up throughout the years?
The Pick of the Week for Week 6 goes to the front page design on Monday's paper, which set the mood perfectly for the aftermath and coverage of Palmer Fest. Designed by Ashley Cappellazzi, the page highlighted the fest by taking a photo above the nameplate, even altering the nameplate to make room for it and give it more attention. This treatment is not and should not be used often, but instead reserved for larger stories and instances when the impact of the page would really benefit from the alteration. Since Palmer Fest is a notoriously popular event and this year was especially newsworthy with a house fire, the treatment could be justified.
Challah covers are used to hide the bread for weekly Shabbat services in the Jewish religion, but for junior Morgan Blumenfeld, those covers gave her a different idea.
Breathe in. Breathe out. Set. Stride. Throw.
After weeks of training in various styles, the students of Factory Street Dance Studio are ready to take their talents to the stage for the studio’s spring dance concert.
By honoring its seniors and supporting breast cancer awareness, Ohio’s softball team will have plenty on its mind this weekend. But the Bobcats also will try to keep their eyes on the Mid-American Conference opponents that visit the Ohio Softball Field.
Tasting homemade ales from Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery is a pastime for many who live in Athens, and now visitors will have the opportunity to taste a variety of locally crafted beer as well.
As a multisport athlete in high school, Jillian Van Wagnen grasped the skills needed to play basketball, tennis, golf, cross-country and softball. One skill that applied to each sport was the ability to be aggressive.
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