Starting Wednesday, Ohio University students will have the opportunity to broaden their horizons and get a taste of foreign cultures during the second annual World Music and Dance Festival.
Ohio earned its third win of the season on November 20. More than seven weeks later, the Bobcats will face a conference opponent still search for that elusive third win.
Some Ohio University students go to class with people that have perfect attendance, full participation points and no blood.
College students can now use Facebook to find scholarships and financial aid thanks to a partnership between MTV and College Board.
Sending its football team to Boise for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl cost Ohio University more than $9,700. But that number does not include sending other university entities to the game.
There is an inconspicuous door at the back of the Aquatic Center that leads to a walkway behind the second-story bleachers. That corridor — complete with barren brown walls, several mats and a black heavy bag — is where Ohio swimmers hone their jabs and uppercuts.
Although growing up in a college town is a cherished experience, living close to Ohio University could also prevent some Athens County high school students from being able to see themselves remaining in Athens for four more years.
Despite an “excellent” rating from the state, Athens City School District has one of the largest numbers of home-schooled students in Athens county — a statistic that could indicate the public is dissatisfied with the area’s education.
Ohio will have its hands full Wednesday, as Eastern Michigan will try to make a dent in the Bobcats’ 8-4 record in the Convo.
There comes a point where earning an “A” for effort in a close loss does as little for a team’s morale as it does for its place in the standings. In the Mid-American Conference, a couple teams have seen strong performances result in losses after just a few weeks of conference basketball.
Football coach Frank Solich received an early Christmas gift last year with his first bowl win for the Bobcats. Wednesday, he will receive a late holiday present: written commitments from a talented recruiting class on National Signing Day.
After a three-week trip to Alaska in 2007, Ohio University alumna Chantal Bilodeau became “fascinated” by the Arctic. In time, this fascination grew, developing into a series of six plays.
Editor’s note: Lucy Smith’s name has been changed to protect her identity.
Cleveland hip-hop artist Tezo is one step closer to reaching his goal of taking over the music industry thanks to his first statewide tour.
When Brian Whitcraft won a free tattoo from a giveaway on Facebook, his skin became the canvas for Derrick Young’s imagination to run wild.
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