As Halloween approaches each year, people question the legitimacy of old legends and ghosts that “exist” in the Athens area. Those who believe in ghosts may have had personal experiences, while others are skeptical of the dead coming back to haunt the living.
Large-scale sculptures, photographs, paintings, artistic projections and animations, all featured on a webpage, will be on display for free starting today.
Up 55 spots from last year, Ohio University placed 18th on the 6th annual Trojan Sexual Health Report Card.
Weeks after a video of The Marching 110’s version of “Party Rock Anthem” went viral, Ohio University students are taking over the Web again — this time with Halloween-themed posters condemning racism.
The Occupy movement has been spreading from Wall Street for almost 40 days.
Charges against two Hocking College students and one Cincinnati man were dismissed in court yesterday due to lack of probable cause.
A warrant was issued today for a woman who allegedly posed as a school official and stole from at least three people.
I recently read an op-ed in Miami University’s student-run newspaper by Brad Kent with the seriously ostentatious headline “Students should respect the Miami stereotype, embrace its reputation.”
East Green was swarming with miniature devils, witches and pumpkins yesterday as local families brought their trick-or-treaters to campus.
Many students at Ohio University might dream of making it on the silver screen, but for 2008 OU alum Mike Seymour, that dream could soon become a reality.
Ohio University will continue recruiting out-of-state students to boost enrollment, but with a new twist: a new program will allow some of them to pay in-state tuition.
With only two contested races in the City of Athens heading toward the November elections, City Council members running uncontested are looking to focus their efforts on specific tasks for the city rather than dumping time and energy into campaigns.
Most Athenians recognize the contribution of the student population to quality of life in Athens. Quality of life can be detected in the interests and enthusiasm of our diverse population. The diverse populations and their talents together create a mosaic. To illustrate, I offer these points, opportunities, intellectual life, human needs and liberal thinking.
After paying off nearly $2 million worth of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fines, Athens City Council is breathing a sigh of relief. However, the sigh isn’t coming from an increase in budgetary breathing room, but rather an end to more than three decades worth of fine payments.
Beer pong, shots, loud music and costumes took center stage in the latest public service announcement from the Ohio University Dean of Students Office.
The music lineup for Saturday's Athens Halloween Block Party was announced today. The night will feature two stages on either end of Court St. and will include several Athens-based bands such as First Street Heat, Hellnaw and Mindfish. Columbus-based Mojoflo will also perform.
Ohio Athletics administrators aim to have the Ohio University multipurpose center up and running by fall 2013, but a possible change in plans could have more athletes running inside at a later date.
University accessibility information will be accessible to all tonight.
With the ability to recover 85 percent of the contaminated water used in the hydraulic fracturing process, Cunningham Energy and Ohio senators hope to promote positive economic effects despite public outcry.
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