Biden stresses being 'best' in education
By SARA JERDE | Feb. 8, 2012COLUMBUS — Flamingos, penguins and Vice President Joe Biden took to the stage at Thursday’s Ohio Newspaper Association convention.
COLUMBUS — Flamingos, penguins and Vice President Joe Biden took to the stage at Thursday’s Ohio Newspaper Association convention.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a weekly series catching up with former Bobcat athletes who excelled in other fields.
In order to rebound from a tough loss, Ohio will have to — well, rebound.
The Ohio University sophomore who dropped jaws with his powerful poetry at last month’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day brunch just received a book in the mail with his name in the author’s spot.
I want to congratulate The Post’s staff for doing a three-day series on drinking alcoholic beverages, Jan. 23 through Jan 25. One story on the 24th made me smile.
Friday’s International Research Symposium will feature more students and double the prizes than ever before.
Ohio began Wednesday night’s game at Toledo with a 15-0 lead. But that was the end of the good news for the Bobcats.
The similarities between Ohio and Ball State begin with scoring margin and continue with conference record.
“Mama’s in the factory she ain’t got no shoes, Daddy’s in the ally, he’s looking for food, and I’m in the kitchen with the tombstone blues.“
A quote from Eleanor Roosevelt hangs on a bulletin board in Ohio University’s Aquatic Center near the diving boards:
Post Editor-in-Chief Wesley Lowery runs down today's top stories, including a story about how hookah isn't actually healthful for you and a story on the Nelsonville Community Center, the fourth in the five-part multimedia series Aiding Athens.
While many Ohio University students spent much of their time trying to beat the cold weather during winter break, several were basking in the warm climate of Zambia.
About 100 Athens County residents gathered at the Athens Community Center Tuesday evening to petition local officials to take action on topics ranging from hydraulic fracturing to homelessness in the area.
Speaking from the auditorium of Wells Academy in Steubenville, Ohio, Gov. John Kasich first praised the elementary school’s high performance and then challenged education throughout the state to follow suit in his State of the State address Tuesday.
The head of Ohio University Campus Recreation will retire at the end of this year to focus on some of his other passions: research and student affairs.