Having recently returned from Washington D.C.’s Occupy Freedom Plaza movement, coming back to the calm, passive university environment killed the euphoria of the ferocious brewing of history and politics in our nation’s capital.
With the dawn of November, it’s once again time to hit the hardwood.
African-American students at Ohio University will rock around the kinara tonight, filling Baker University Center Theatre with holiday cheer.
A freshly painted building situated next to Baker University Center has one goal: to entice more students to consider studying abroad, and officials say the plan is working.
Mothers-to-be might find it laborious to work around Ohio University’s parental leave benefits for faculty.
A primetime clash for first place on ESPN has made tomorrow night’s game against Temple one of Ohio’s most anticipated games in recent memory, but before the Bobcats can hit the field to take on the Owls, they must first hit the books.
Today, faculty and staff can ditch the books and head to Baker.
Ohio University officials emphasize that the university’s overall enrollment is growing even though this year’s class of incoming freshmen is slightly smaller than last year’s.
It’s 10:43 on Friday night and I am trying to find words to define what this means. 24-21. First undefeated football season in school history. First outright league title since 1968. First win over archrival Nelsonville since 2003. A home playoff game this Friday. One of the highest attendances in Basil Rutter Field history. However you look at it, this day is local sports history.
Shakeups in the schedule are forcing Mid-American Conference teams to make adjustments and are revealing top contenders for the MAC title.
Starting tonight, the Ohio University School of Theater will present Diana of Dobson’s, a play about a working-class woman’s love triangle.
With candidates scrambling to place their final ads and scrap for a few final votes, campaign season sits exactly one week from conclusion.
There is a roadblock keeping Ohio University from extending Bobcat Lane, the strip of street that runs from the Peden Stadium parking lot and dead ends in front of Baker University Center, into Richland Avenue. But that block is more than just the physical curb owned by the city.
Now, I don’t have children, and I have no idea what it really feels like to be a parent, especially a celebrity parent, but I am not sure that having my children watch television is completely destructive to their lives.
A trip to unknown Southern territory goes to hell when a group of partying college students cross paths with a pair of suspicious hillbillies.
After a re-ordering of the brackets, Ohio’s club rugby team had to go through a feisty Pittsburgh team Saturday to get its shot at West Virginia on Sunday.
For the second time this season, Ohio women’s cross country runner Juli Accurso was better than her competition.
As a black student at Ohio University, I support the change of the name of the Department of African American Studies to the Department of Africana Studies.
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