While more women are joining the ranks of gun owners for reasons ranging from protection to empowerment, Ohio University’s Second Amendment Club has only one active female member.
A month of reminder tweets by the Ohio University student trustees all led up to Monday — the final deadline for turning in applications to be the next student trustee — but the social-media push didn’t generate as many interested applicants as expected.
I read with interest the March 2 article by Nick Robbe, “Bygone Bobcat turns her college sport into a major family affair.” In the first paragraph, he suggests a banner should hang atop the Convocation Center rafters with the name of former basketball star Caroline Mast (now Caroline Mast Daugherty).
Despite having few upperclassmen, several Bobcats rose to the top of their class this season.
The two-time Grammy Award winner and Oscar nominee Soweto Gospel Choir is a group of not only singers but performers also who are leaving an impression on audiences around the world.
Editor’s note: Billy Turner’s last name has been changed to protect his identity.
For years, there has been an obvious discrepancy between men’s and women’s rights. There were laws prohibiting women’s voting, right to education, legal rights and other such atrocities, but I wonder if now the pendulum of equality has crossed — once more — beyond the center divide.
Stay tuned to this page for up-to-the-minute updates on primary elections from Super Tuesday.
Months after Ohio’s redistricting process left Athens County with a new congressional representative, three men are seeking to take his seat before he can get comfortable.
A rugby player rolled forward at full tilt and rammed his wheelchair into his opponent, knocking loose both the ball and a scream of surprise as both competitors scrambled after the ball.
Well, it finally reached above 50 degrees last week and consistently poured rain.
On the eve of Ohio’s primary elections, debate at the Athens City Council meeting was once again storming about the city’s water fluoridation.
In lieu of answering a question from readers this week, The BedPost columnists Steph Doan and Alex Bill looked back over the questions submitted this past quarter and addressed what they took away from this quarter.
Winter Quarter has finally come to an end. Yet for some reason I have some of the lowest grades I’ve had in years. But granted, I’m not literally failing every class, I was inspired to take a closer look at the classes I’ve been sitting in for the past 10 weeks. Guess how many actually pertained to my major? One.
While sports photos and sports stories tend to be especially strong, they come along pretty regularly and it is sometimes difficult to figure out how to display them in a way that is new and different. An example of a dynamic, fresh solution to that problem is the Pick of the Week for Week 9-- the front page of Monday's paper, designed by Ashley Cappellazzi.
Hoop skirts and Union soldiers dominated the Ohio University Inn’s ballroom Saturday evening.
Oppressed, prisoner, weak, evil and (expletive) rag head are all names that Areej Ahmed, a doctoral student studying special education and a part-time Arabic instructor, has heard directed at her during the three years she’s been in the U.S.
We all consume sugar regularly and enjoy feasting on the nicknamed “empty calories.”
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