Tuition bump main topic for trustees meeting
By Pamela Engel | Apr. 18, 2012As price-hike protests pop up on campus this quarter, Ohio University’s Board of Trustees is nearing a decision about whether to raise tuition next year.
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Bands advocate going to 'extreme lengths' for entertainment
By Will Hoffman | Apr. 18, 2012For Huntington, W. Va.-based Qiet, performing isn’t just about the music — it’s about fully engaging all the senses.
Asian art expert holds workshops and galleries
By Kristin Salaky | Apr. 18, 2012Although many college students may have outgrown puppet shows long ago, this month they will have the chance to revisit the childhood pastime.
Rallying Against the Raising
By Hannah Yang | Apr. 18, 2012For the third time this quarter, Ohio University students protested a potential 3.5-percent tuition increase.
Softball: Bobcats fail to buck losing streak, drop doubleheader
By Brandon Kors | Apr. 18, 2012The Bobcats entered Wed nesday’s doubleheader against Ohio State hoping to break a seven-game losing streak against the Buckeyes. Instead, they upped that streak to nine consecutive games.
Music: Bruce Spingsteen proves he's still in the game with 'Wrecking Ball'
Apr. 18, 2012By Dillon Stewart | ds984010@ohiou.edu
Environmental News Nugget: April 19, 2012
Apr. 18, 2012By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
Solich might see raise that tops OU, MAC salaries
By Michael Stainbrook | Apr. 18, 2012Just two weeks after new Ohio men’s basketball coach Jim Christian appeared to become the university’s highest-paid employee, veteran football coach Frank Solich is on the verge of taking the top spot on the payroll.
Post Letter: REACH extends campaign beyond online efforts
Apr. 18, 2012yOU’s budget and “9-9-9” policy should not be seen as an election innovation. It’s simply a spin on an evident lack of support. When REACH began to raise funds for their campaign they weren’t asking their candidates to cut $150 checks, they were given letters including their platform, and encouraged to ask family and friends for donations.
Sports Column: Brawls and dirty hits attract viewers but cheapen NHL playoffs
By Rob Ogden | Apr. 18, 2012There’s nothing quite like it. The intensity and passion shown by 16 teams in the NHL playoffs fighting for sports’ most famous prize is unmatched in any other game.
OU students march to fight fear and sexual violence on campus
By Kristin Salaky | Apr. 18, 2012While Court Street might often overflow with groups of girls heading out for weeknight fun, many are parading the streets Thursday evening for a different purpose.
Haffa's Records offers 'intimate' performance space for The Ridges
By Will Hoffman | Apr. 18, 2012With national Record Store Day approaching, local orchestral folk rockers The Ridges are looking to put a new spin on the day.
Relocated 'Cat still running on West Coast
By Nick Robbe | Apr. 18, 2012Running competitively takes commitment. It is one of the only sports where the athletes are competing directly against themselves, trying to best previous times.
Holocaust art reveals Jewish view of uprising
By Olivia Young | Apr. 18, 2012Part of the legacy of the Holocaust’s largest revolt is on display at Ohio University.
Golf: Bobcat look to end spring season on good note
By Brandon Kors | Apr. 18, 2012The Ohio men’s golf team will travel to Muncie, Indiana this weekend to participate in the last tournament before the Mid- American Conference Championship.
Athens seamstress reaps 'blessings' from profession
By Michael Thrasher | Apr. 17, 2012As a seamstress, Yuka Kennedy has been sewn to a fading trade since she was 17.
