Ohio University’s insurance plan with United Healthcare ends at the end of this year, and as university administrators prepare to revise the healthcare plan, so do students.
Despite outcry against the use of carbon monoxide in dog shelter euthanasia, the Athens County Dog Shelter has no intentions of changing its current system of dealing with overcrowding.
Even though professional comedian and Chicago native Andy Woodhull thinks Ohio University is Ohio State University, Blue Pencil Comedy still plans on welcoming the comedian with an open mind and an open stage.
Knock, knock.
Pride. Belief. Confidence. Motivation. Character.
Three local writers will fight a literary war against hunger as they read from their work today.
Nearing the midpoint of the football season, many Mid-American Conference teams started to show their dominance while others sank in the standings or barely stayed float.
Members of Ohio University’s Campus Involvement Center will use skits to address prescription drug abuse tonight.
Chants of “This is what democracy looks like” echoed across College Green yesterday afternoon as students met to hammer out “Occupy OhioU” plans.
In hockey, perhaps more than any other sport, a captain’s contribution can be vital to a team’s success. Where the guy with the “C” on his chest goes, the rest of the players follow.
The Walter International Education Center will host its second Global Meet and
Different cultures across the globe will be showcased tonight through samples of international cuisine at the Cultural Food Throwdown.
Chalk drawings of rainbows and neon-colored signs stood out against a picturesque fall scene that was the Howard Hall site today when Open Doors presented the Queer Aquarium.
After Steve Jobs passed away last week, we could see people and media from all over the world in memory of him in various ways.
When I heard the news that Arrested Development was returning, let me say I just about Bluthed myself.
Irked by the methods of area “kill shelters,” local animal rights activist Terri Ann Smith has run her own shelter for years. To help fund the effort, Smith recently opened a thrift store, a move that has raised questions from local officials.
With years of research and numerous awards for her scientific contributions, microbiologist Rita Colwell shared her advice and knowledge about cholera during a lecture at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium last night.
The family of Paul Abraham is most appreciative of the tribute to him in the article written by staff writer Ryan Clark in the Oct. 3 issue.
As has been the case with Ohio in every defeat so far this year, the loss to No. 17 Iowa yesterday resulted from neither an inefficient offense, ineffective defense or lackluster goaltending.
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