Not only has Ohio’s coaching staff led the Bobcats to first place in the Mid-American Conference East Division, but the coaches also have directed one of Athens’ first competitive youth soccer clubs.
Although the fear of roaming lions, camels and cheetahs has prompted several Zanesville schools to close, Ohio University’s Zanesville branch campus will continue with classes as normal today.
Paul Wiehl first looked toward the mayoral seat before 2008 while he was sitting on the Athens Zoning Board of Appeals, in a position appointed by former Mayor Ric Abel.
For some, retirement means leaving the working world and picking up a general hobby. But for Marcia Van Bibber and her husband, Eddie, it means taking that hobby and transforming it into a small business.
This morning’s fire at True House was an attempt at arson, fire officials determined.
Although members of Ohio University’s Student Senate have admitted they called for the wrong type of vote regarding a Senate Bill 5 resolution last week, senate members are ready to move on with new business.
Students won’t need an invitation by owl to attend the festivities and feasts today during Harry Potter Day, presented by the University Program Council.
It’s that time of the year again for Ohio football.
After making promises of Broadway pageantry, soul songstress Janelle Monáe delivered for a crowd of more than 600, dressed to the nines in her signature black and white motif.
Ohio point guard D.J. Cooper was recently named one of the top 100 college basketball players in America by CBSSports.com.
A combination of modern music, classic jazz and arrangements by students and faculty will come together for a performance of the Jazz Percussion Ensemble and Jazz Ensembles I and II tomorrow evening.
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Student events held around campus usually include socializing, interacting and meeting new people, but a journalism organization’s upcoming gathering is an exception.
The Stonewall riots of 1969 were the topic of discussion this afternoon when Political Science Professor Susan Burgess joined the Occupy OhioU movement with a lecture on Queer Activism.
Students were evacuated from a South Green residence hall early this morning when a fire filled the first floor with smoke.
Senate Bill 5 was introduced and asked to leave within minutes at last week’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting, but this week, senate executives said they made a mistake.
As a fan of multiple motor sports, I’ve often wondered what possesses those who willingly drive vehicles 200 miles per hour around hairpin turns and mile-long straightaways, at all times just one mistake from calamity.
Ohio Democrats took a major step in repealing current redistricting plans last week when the state Supreme Court unanimously ruled to allow a referendum on the new congressional voting districts.
International students are not the only group of people who have different looks, speak different languages and represent different cultures.
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