OU officials take accessibility plan suggestions at forum
By Jillian Bloemer | Oct. 25, 2011Earlier this year, Ed Gaither almost ran over a group of sorority pledges while trying to stop a wheelchair that was racing down College Street.
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Earlier this year, Ed Gaither almost ran over a group of sorority pledges while trying to stop a wheelchair that was racing down College Street.
With Senate Bill 5 and Occupy Wall Street taking over Ohio’s media, labor history became the chosen theme for Alden Library’s Culture Showcase Series this quarter.
In less than two weeks, Ohio University students and employees can head to the polls to officially mark their stance on Ohio Senate Bill 5 by voting on Issue 2.
Student Senate is moving today’s meeting a little closer to home for many of Ohio University’s undergraduate students.
Public humiliation, criminal charges, physical pain — how far would you go to create a once-in-a-lifetime memory?
Morgantown, W.Va. has more in common with Athens than its college-town charm.
After leaving Athens, some Ohio University alumni still have their professors in mind as they work to bring attention to Issue 2 and Ohio Senate Bill 5.
Sara Gruen, author of the popular novel Water for Elephants, has postponed her lecture originally set for Thursday at Ohio University because of a back injury.
The recent letter by Professor Chuck Overby needs a response.
A Ph.D. candidate from University of California Los Angeles will be exposing a whole new side of film to listeners tomorrow at a Brown Bag Lunch and Learn in Baker University Center tomorrow at noon.
Ohio University students have gone viral again, and it’s not due to the No. 1 party-school reputation or the Marching 110 performing “Party Rock Anthem.” This time, it’s because a student group created a campaign to tackle racial discrimination during Halloween.
With a recent Ohio poll showing a widening gap between supporters and opponents of Ohio Senate Bill 5, local politicians are taking sides on the controversial law.
Student-specific questions took center stage at last night’s Athens mayoral debate as the candidates made their stances known via forum for the second time this election season.
The Ohio University tradition of Halloween has long been a time of students and their guests flocking Uptown sporting the best in costume apparel and partying until the wee hours of the morning.
Credit card companies have recently targeted colleges across the nation to market a new product, but Ohio University’s campus will not be one of them.
Gravestones will be added this Saturday to the resting place of 42 Civil War veterans buried in a cemetery at The Ridges.
As the Ohio cross-country teams prepare for the Mid-American Conference Championships on Saturday, they are hoping the often-used idiom “practice makes perfect” will hold true.
Ruffles. Pringles. Doritos. Poker.