I keep reading in The Post that overwhelming numbers of students are coming to Student Senate meetings and demanding that senate take a stance on state Issue 2. I then read that Student Senate has allegedly turned a “cold shoulder” to these students despite their continued demands.
“You have four years to be irresponsible here. Relax. Work is for people with jobs. You’ll never remember class time, but you’ll remember time you wasted hanging out with your friends. So, stay out late. Go out on a Tuesday with your friends when you have a paper due Wednesday. Spend money you don’t have. Drink ’til sunrise. The work never ends, but college does.”
In the late 1960s, young men were being sent to fight a war thousands of miles away, and at home, the country struggled with race and gender equality.
The Post's sports staff and VIPs make their predictions for Ohio's Homecoming game.
Despite the rainy and cold weather conditions, more than 200 students and alumni turned out this evening to "yell like hell" on the the Walter Hall lawn.
Although they have had some success so far this season, the Bobcats’ toughest test is yet to come.
Mike Posner opened with his single, “Please Don’t Go,” and fans were singing it when the show came to a close.
The teams may be a decade apart, but the similarities are striking.
Athens has been described as a home away from home for many Bobcat fans. But when they return home, there might be a Court Street away from Court Street greeting them.
Ohio University graduates who played in the Jazz Ensembles will reunite at Casa Nueva, 4 W. State St., tonight for the second annual Bobcat Alumni Big Band Jazz Jam.
Local headbangers can rejoice as Athens metal icons, Skeletonwitch, come home for a show at The Union Saturday night after releasing their new album, Forever Abomination.
Every week for the past month or so, throngs of students have appeared at the otherwise sparsely attended Student Senate meetings to argue their points either for or against a proposed resolution regarding certain language within Senate Bill 5 (also known as Issue 2) that directly affects students.
WWII ration books, a knife from an authentic mess kit, an assortment of fine glass — these are a few of the treasures 83-year-old Cleo Gold unveiled after shedding a yellowed newspaper casing, dated 1984.
A National Guardsman accused of raping an Ohio University student last month was indicted by a grand jury yesterday.
The Ohio University Alumni Association and Ohio Brew Week will bring entertainment and fresh brews to those populating Athens’ brick streets Homecoming weekend.
From loads of sex to sex overloads
Envision Ohio University festooning in blue and white décor, lacking a single drop of green embellishment and completely bobcat-less.
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