The “T” in LGBT will be recognized tonight in Bentley Hall as the keynote speaker of TransWorld Awareness Week touches on what the audience probably doesn’t know about gender.
Every 15 seconds, numbers flashed bold and black in stark contrast against the white projector screen. The numbers reached 127 by the end of the news conference — the number of people beaten during a domestic dispute in 35 minutes.
Teams that are made up like Ohio rely on dominant veterans who impose their will on opponents.
You’re coughing, you’re cold, and the person next to you just threw up in the communal garbage can. The doctor can’t see you for two more hours.
I am writing on behalf of the recent Student Senate stance, or lack thereof, and the reasons why I believe Issue 2 is a student issue.
International terrorist groups like al-Qaida have uniquely influenced the way the United States deals with domestic terrorism, even in Midwest cities like Columbus.
X’s and O’s often determine wins and losses, but it’s the “how” that usually determines where and when the games are decided.
Margaritas, music and a message will be present at Casa Neuva tonight as the Books for Prisoners benefit raises money to provide a “education and an escape” for convicts.
Oct. 1 marked the 40th anniversary for the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla. The enduring Disney legacy has played a part in so many lives, and with this milestone, we can look forward to it touching many more.
Ohio University partiers who want to experience a different culture or time period need not buy a plane ticket or invent a time machine.
When Nelsonville-York coach Dave Boston takes the field for home games, he is reminded of his father.
For the second week in a row, students flooded Ohio University’s Student Senate meeting to persuade senate members to take a stance on Senate Bill 5.
After Ohio extended its winning streak to four games with a 2-0 victory against Miami last weekend, coach Neil Macmillan already had his sights set on the team’s next opponent.
A group of students will “occupy” Ohio University during Homecoming Week to localize nationwide protests regarding governmental neglect of popular opinion.
Ohio University offers two strong scholarship programs: the Urban Scholarship and the Appalachian Scholarship. Both reach out to students who might not consider OU as a choice for college or might not have the opportunity to attend college.
Climbing cliffs, flying down a river rapid, and gazing at the stars are not just adventures true explorers have.
Though much has been said about Ohio’s defense this year, it would be hard to win games without an effective offense.
With two rapes reported during the first five weeks of school, Graduate Student Senate will call on Buffalo Wild Wings patrons to raise money and awareness.
Graduate Student Senate hashed out the transgender needs of OU’s campus at last night’s “Breaking Down Barriers” panelist session.
Some say you cannot reject a humble heart, but Athens cannot reject a humble
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