When Athens and Alexander played on the football field last fall, the game determined which team would stay in the division race and which team would fall behind. Now the two schools meet on the hardwood, each team fighting to stay above .500 in league play.
The United Negro College Fund will open its doors to an Ohio University administrator in March, prompting another search in a year peppered with employee turnover at OU.
The memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will be honored this weekend with events combining the ideas of knowledge, acceptance and service, all leading up to the 12th Annual Alpha Phi Alpha Martin Luther King Jr. Silent March and Brunch.
Recently, a friend of mine and I had a falling-out. We had been friends for around 13 years and had never enjoyed anyone’s presence as much as each other. I guess the saying, “Distance will make or break your friendship” is true. I also believe in the saying, “Time heals everything.”
While people might call their college experience “the best years of their lives,” no matter how much fun it is, it can still be stressful.
The executive director of Ohio University’s Baker University Center will see a raise of almost $10,000 when he heads to a new job in Florida next month.
A specter is haunting Ohio — the specter of student rebellion. While Ohio University’s own Student Senate continues to focus on such adorable causes as cutting the curb on so-called “Bobcat Lane,” and our very own student trustees continue to advocate for the disenfranchisement of students on the Board of Trustees, the students of Ohio are experiencing ever-increasing levels of exploitation by the state’s universities, the government agencies that oversee them, and the private corporations that wield huge influence over them.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a five-part series exploring the role of religion in the lives of Ohio University students.
Ohio will travel to Youngstown State Sunday for its first road match of 2012.
My name is Eric Vaughn Jennings, and I was born in Nelsonville but grew up in Athens, in a privileged way most kids have never seen. My dad, Dr. Eugene Jennings, taught piano at OU for approximately 45 years. He was originally hired by former President John Baker, (for whom Baker Center is named) when then-President Baker went out to the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kan., and heard my dad’s master’s recital at KU.
At last night's Student Senate meeting, one student organization argued the importance of education reform.
Distance runners will try to beat an Ohio school record and hold their own relay title at Saturday’s Doug Raymond Invitational at Kent State.
Getting ready for meets is a daily process for head coach Greg Werner — almost like fitting together a puzzle.
After losing a close game to Kent State, Ohio (8-8) will play Bowling Green (12-3), one of the teams to beat in the Mid-American Conference, Thursday night.
After an eventful Fall Quarter meeting, Ohio University's Board of Trustees will address just three consent-agenda resolutions at its Lancaster session next week.
Editor’s note: This is the second in a five-part series exploring the role of religion in the lives of Ohio University students.
Despite a bad case of wanderlust, when he takes the stage each night, Josh Eagle makes a point to remember his roots.
Brian Bridges, Ohio University's vice provost for diversity, access and equity, will leave OU next month.
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