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Ohio University Foundation: Trustees adopt Donor Bill of Rights

A donor to the Ohio University Foundation will now have a set of rights.

Rural Action honored for waste initiative by former President Clinton

After a year of gearing up for the second phase of an effort to improve waste management in Southeast Ohio, Rural Action joined other global environmental leaders in New York City at the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting in September.

OU ranked among top vegan-friendly schools

Nelson Grab ‘N Go’s black bean and romaine wraps don’t just feed hungry students or contribute to campuswide gassiness — they could be contributing to Ohio University’s national ranking as a vegan-friendly school.

MAC West tightens, Northern Illinois rises to the top

Week 10 of Mid-American Conference football scrambled the division standings and increased pressure on the top teams as they vie for a bid in the conference title game. 

Bobcats set to take Lake Erie by storm

Ohio will welcome Lake Erie College to The Convo tonight for the final exhibition game before getting the regular season underway.

Film festival honoree Grlic studied at OU

Four-time international film award winner Rajko Grlic, eminent scholar in film at Ohio University, added another award to his shelf last month when his film Just Between Us received Best International Feature at the Raindance Film Festival.

Volleyball: Bobcats bounce back for 5th-game victory

For the second consecutive contest, Ohio went into a match as a heavy favorite against a Mid-American Conference foe, and for the second consecutive contest, that team took the Bobcats to five sets.

New Columbus comedy club culls Todd Barry for two nights

Columbus comedy club and bar The Funny Bone finally has some local competition thanks to the new comedy nights at Woodland Tavern.

Touring Broadway group to perform 'Young Frankenstein'

Although Halloween may be over, the spirit of the holiday will return to Athens tonight when the award-winning musical production Young Frankenstein comes to Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium.

Students who wake up early have higher GPAs, study shows

Decreasing the hour on students’ alarm clocks might increase their grade point averages.

Post Cartoon: Les Langues de Char

A stranger here myself: Plugged-in lives jeopardize U.S. happiness

It might be gone, but there’s still a chance of pulling it back before it’s long gone. It was with us long ago out of necessity. Some say it’s still around, but odds are that it’s just superficial at present.

Straight from Stuckey at the Statehouse: Pet projects not priority during times of need

Light shone through the translucent roof, casting a glimmering shadow on the bikes lined alongside the rounded cement racks, their silver spokes and rubber wheels chilled by the foggy, November morning air.

Botswana ambassador to meet with students, donate books to depository

Her Excellency Tebelelo Seretse, ambassador of Botswana to the United States, will give a public lecture today before communicating face to face with students and faculty at a reception later this afternoon.

Swimming: Bulls not able to buck Bobcats off of first place finish

Ohio defeated Buffalo Saturday to win its third meet in a row.

High School Football: Trimble's season ends with playoff loss to Symmes Valley

If the game of football were won exclusively in the first and last five minutes, Trimble High School could have walked away with a win Saturday night in the Division VI regional quarterfinal. But the Tomcats had no such luck against a tough Symmes Valley squad that was able to put together a more complete effort en route to a 28-19 win.

Facebook usage not necessarily disastrous for grades

Tagging pictures, “creeping” and sharing links are common uses of social media for nearly every college student — but a recent study shows some of these actions might not be hurting students’ grades.

Basketball: Ohio to compete for the first time in 2011/12 season

The Ohio basketball team will hit the court for the first time this season in an exhibition game against Mercyhurst tonight, and Bobcat fans will get their first glimpse of this season’s team.

Post Letter: College Dems: Students, vote 'no' on Issue 2

The Ohio University College Democrats stand strong with We Are Ohio Students and the campaign to vote “no” on Issue 2 and stop Senate Bill 5.

Hockey: Goals, brawls, a lot of profanity: Ohio beats Ohio State

When going into a series as a big favorite, sometimes, all a team can do to satisfy is win — and win big.