Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate will come to a decision on whether or not to support Residential Housing’s Housing Master Plan at Monday’s meeting.
Post Editor Wesley Lowery runs down today's top stories, including a story on quitting smoking, last night's Superbowl game and the first part of a five part series called "Aiding Athens."
Ohio University administrators hope that in the future, residence halls won’t just be a place to watch TV shows or catch a few hours of sleep, but rather an extension of the classroom.
Common knowledge seems to indicate that smoking is pricey. Some students who have picked it up, though, say that kicking the habit is just as costly.
Ohio has dealt with a revolving door of injuries all season, but what has hurt the Bobcats the most is the lack of consistent offense and wins away from The Convo.
Sophomore standout Juli Accurso stole the 3,000-meter race and broke an Ohio and Mid-American Conference record in the Meyo Invitational at Notre Dame this weekend.
Both Alexander and Athens have senior-laden rosters, but it was a pair of freshman that decided the course of the game on Friday night.
Ohio’s record-tying start came to a screeching halt with three losses in four games to start the new year. But less than a month later, those losses seem like ancient history.
The Bobcats competed at home against Central Michigan on Saturday, Feb. 4. Ohio defeated Central Michigan, 68-42. Staff photographs by Brien Vincent.
Several Ohio University journalism students won’t be having the average summer this year.
Parents and students playing water volleyball, laughing at comedians and dancing to classic rock ’n’ roll tunes were among some of the sights witnessed throughout the ice-free Parents Weekend.
The Bobcats’ weekend voyage to Cincinnati started swimmingly before ending with a splat.
The Super Bowl is an event that no longer needs to be introduced, unless it’s to our wallets, especially after the game last night. With wardrobe malfunctions, national anthem screw-ups, chicken wings, Madonna, beer and the best football teams and players of the United States (sorry, Cleveland), it’s not that surprising that the game has almost become the equivalent to a national holiday in America.
Bobcat Essentials Bookstore inside Baker University Center should set a quota to have 50 percent of its retail products made in the U.S. by 2013.
I just saw the article for the passing of Mr. Socciarelli. I can’t believe our own student newspaper could not even remember the 110’s nickname of “The Most Exciting Band in the Land.” That it instead used “best band in the land” is inexcusable.
After backlash and outcry from supporters, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation announced Friday that the organization has reversed its decision to halt funding to Planned Parenthood.
Last week I was sitting on the third floor of Baker University Center, drinking coffee and reading the paper, when I was approached by two Christian activists.
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