I’ve been reading a lot of the letters highlighting the needs of student employees. I have a newfound respect for students on the Athens campus of Ohio University — especially the ones who have been speaking their minds in favor of employee rights and representation at such a young age.
A 25-year-old woman charged with killing her 4-year-old stepdaughter was transferred to Athens Behavioral Health Center for court-ordered treatment.
In the only home meet of the season, both Bobcat cross country teams are excited for the challenge of competing on their own course in the annual Ohio Invitational.
Athens' bars, fests, music scene and Halloween bash were recognized today in MSN's list of top college towns.
Come 2013, the Ohio men’s basketball team will be sporting some size in the paint.
While stepping onto Chessa Field brings a tremendous amount pride to members of the Ohio soccer team, it also comes with a lot of pressure.
Although his address now reads Portland, Ore., musician and Ohio University alumnus Dan Lurie never managed to fully steal his heart back from Athens, even after a 10-year absence.
This Saturday and Sunday, artists throughout the country will gather in Greenville, Ohio to display artwork by the thousands. Their canvas of choice? Gourds.
This Tuesday, Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville will boast folk icon Bonnie “Prince” Billy and his only Ohio date on his most recent tour.
Ohio University students who have previously avoided being tested for HIV will have an anonymous test option available as soon as next month.
Cars, buses and the occasional motorcycle are nothing unique to the student lineup of transportation. But this Saturday, students will ditch their vehicles and opt for wheels of a different sort.
Next Friday, hip-hop teams throughout Ohio and the surrounding region will mesh passion with principle as they compete for a $1,000 cash reward. But don’t expect to see Ohio University’s latest hip-hop addition in the mix.
As I walked into my first class yesterday, I was immediately struck by the emotion and anger of two classmates who were talking in the corner.
I come from a town where the population is 98 percent Caucasian. I know of one Jewish family and roughly three homosexuals.
In a presentation to Ohio University’s Student Senate last night, one student appealed to members to use their status as leaders on campus to help one organization achieve its goal — closing the achievement gap in America.
This year, Ohio University Improv is continuing its tradition of supplying weekly entertainment for those in need of a good time and a big laugh.
George Washington University’s Elizabeth Chacko spoke last night about the idea that connections forged by immigration can take place on different scales.
On any given weekend, imprudent partiers can ditch the walk home for a ride on a souped-up Raja Royal, thanks to Athens main bike man.
Parking Lot 82 will entertain something other than exhaust pipes and tires today.
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