My name is Kate Steven, and I’m the chair of the 2012 Board of Elections for Undergraduate Student Senate at Ohio University. I am also a 2011 graduate of OU and a current graduate student. This letter reflects my own opinion and not the view of the Board of Elections.
Though a country band whose birthplace is more centered on glass and steel than tress and grass may be unconventional, that is exactly the case for The Sweetback Sisters.
While plans to revamp student health insurance are in the works, Ohio University might hire a new face for student healthcare just in time for the revised plan to take effect.
With only three items on the agenda Monday night, Athens City Council members postponed making a decision on the abandoned Columbus Road gas station in a meeting that was adjourned in less than 30 minutes.
I’ve been talking to a guy for a while now, and he hasn’t made any moves. How do I make the first move without being too forward?
Although Athens Police reported eight arrests made at High Fest on Saturday, the Ohio Investigative Unit more than sextupled the number of apprehended partiers.
In the midst of Ohio University’s drafting a plan to establish a pattern of sustainable energy use, recent numbers suggest the institution is trending toward increased consumption in several areas.
I have never feared for my life more than I have in these past four weeks.
One week after celebrating it’s 75th Anniversary, Ohio University’s College of Fine Arts announced Tuesday that an interim dean has been chosen.
Though the “Buffett Rule” was voted down in Congress April 16, President Barack Obama said he would push for the plan on the campaign trail — an effort to which several democratic Southeast Ohio officials have contributed.
Editor’s note: This is part of a weekly series exploring the diverse music scenes in Athens.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
Expressing goals of solidarity and assistance, Ali Purcell sang Carrie Underwood’s “I’ll Stand By You” to a group of about 30 people gathered to recognize the rights of crime victims Monday.
Just three days after Ohio University’s Board of Trustees approved the purchase of 15 acres for a regional extension branch of its medical college, Dublin City Council allotted 75 additional acres for the school’s use.
As part of a nationwide college tour to promote peace, a Jewish Holocaust survivor shared her story Tuesday to a standing-room only crowd in the Baker University Center Theatre.
Hundreds of people tuned in on their sofas last Friday morning to watch Connect Ohio’s live broadcast of the first quarter Technology Association meeting at the Vern Riffe Center in Columbus.
Fest season has sprung and with it comes many questions. Questions such as: How did this beer can get in my purse? Where did these Mardi Gras beads come from? Did I really get Big Mamas last night? Who is Jennifer, and why is she calling me? What happened to my other eyebrow?
When Pam Spuehler expressed interest in joining Ohio’s field hockey coaching staff, she did not have to submit a scented resumé or a batch of cookies addressed to coach Neil Macmillan to gain an advantage over her colleagues.
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