'Geographically challenged' act hits Athens
By Nicolien Buholzer | Sep. 12, 2011Even though These United States calls Washington, D.C., its hometown, its members are very rarely all in the capital at once.
Even though These United States calls Washington, D.C., its hometown, its members are very rarely all in the capital at once.
Anyone one in search of comical amusement can congregate at Jackie O’s, 24 W. Union St. in anticipation of Keith McGill and his rouse of merriment.
Ka-ching! I wish I could cash in gossip.
Every Tuesday night at Jackie O’s, 24 W. Union St., a local Celtic group moves to the beat of a very different drum — a traditional Irish instrument called a bodhran.
The former head of the Narcotics Enforcement Team filed a motion yesterday asking the court to dismiss one of the eight felony counts against him.
There is no question Ohio University is undergoing a major budget crisis. And yet the most glaring budget problem of all is the $390,321 being paid to President Roderick McDavis every year.
A schedule like the one Ohio has played so far may leave teams wanting to curl up and wait until the conference schedule. For the Bobcats and coach Ryan Theis, they are eager to keep playing.
The Ohio men’s golf team faced the harsh reality of tournament play when they finished last in the 2011 Marshall Invitational with a score of 896.
Even before freshmen step foot on Ohio University's campus, the efforts of one organization ensue to avoid a cookie-cutter campus.
Although Ohio University has retained its spot this year as the 124th best place in the nation to obtain an education, university officials say there is more to OU than the numbers.
About 3:15 p.m. today a girl on a college visit at Ohio University was struck by a bus while crossing the street.
Football teams throughout the Mid-American Conference faced hefty opponents this weekend, and more tough matchups are on tap for this Saturday.
More bandwidth and improved traffic management added during the summer should help Ohio University students stay connected this quarter, according to a news release from the Office of Information Technology.
After three years of evening cups of coffee and spirited scientific conversation, the Science Café launches a new year of speakers with a “nutty” professor.
Last week, Ohio University announced that it’s forking over $250,000 during the next five years to aid in the payment of a $1.1 million, custom-made fire truck for the city of Athens.