A program designed to boost enrollment and keep talent in Ohio could save eligible undergraduate students at Ohio University close to $9,000 a year in tuition fees, but few students have jumped at the opportunity.
In 2004, Athens County set a clear standard for inclusiveness in the state for our lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens and visitors. Athens County was the only county of the 88 in Ohio to vote down the state constitutional amendment that now outlaws marriage equality and restricts the rights of LGBT people to full citizenship.
Islam and Muslims are one and the same, Christians are unaccepting and Buddhists are vegetarians — those are just some common myths that surround some of the world’s largest religions.
Bombay Sapphire Gin, a dash of blue Curacao, tonic, an olive, a slice of orange garnish and a New York bar, and, ta-da! You have the Lintini! Yes, it’s “Linsanity” high time across all of New York and much of the world as the basketball sensation Jeremy Lin sweeps the sports stage, transforming himself from a virtual unknown dumped by both Golden State and Houston to the New York Knicks superstar.
Chris Chmiel addressed Athens County residents by asking, “Who do you want to run your business, the business of county government?”
Ohio University is the only one of four Ohio public universities switching to semesters that is requiring students to map out their classes in advance.
As some of you may know, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly and Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn are trying to move six-digit funds out of the sunshine of the public’s eyes and set up a private bank account for these funds.
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After Ohio defeated Youngstown State Jan. 15, coach Greg Werner had a special message to his players. He used the analogy of Tim Tebow defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2012 National Football League playoffs. His point was that everyone has the capability be dethroned once the regular season is in the past.
Though this week’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting will be held in a different location, no new business is on the agenda.
Ohio successfully used a two-game losing streak as a red cloak to escape with a critical win against Buffalo last month. But now the Bulls know better, and they will be charging again Wednesday night.
Whether it’s bus trips, hotel stays or unfamiliar locker rooms, Ohio does not play its best on the road. And Wednesday’s game against Bowling Green will help to determine if the Bobcats will have to play an extra road game in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
When Jake Holzemer took the ice Friday night against Kent State, most watching from the Bird Arena stands probably didn’t realize the work it took for him to get there.
Monday night’s resolution-filled Faculty Senate meeting passed one edict that could save seniors both time and money, pending Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit’s signature.
I’m voting for Jeff Maiden for Athens County engineer. Mr. Maiden will apply his years of engineering design and construction experience to the betterment of Athens County.
Relaxing weekends are a luxury no longer afforded to the six student cadets in the Athens County Sheriff’s Police Academy.
Having never farmed or tended a garden in his life, Weston Lombard decided to turn his life upside down by leaving his job filled with neckties and conference calls for a life of torn denim and digging holes.
Wednesday, Ohio University students will highlight the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s diversity at “Multicultural Extravaganza.”
On Tuesday, Alpha Gamma Delta will put its own spin on the popular Fox series So You Think You Can Dance at 7 p.m. in Baker University Center Ballroom.
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