It’s a new quarter and a new school year, meaning a new Student Senate has taken office and our expectations are running high. We think this year’s senate is uniquely capable of representing the students in a way that past iterations haven’t.
After a physically and mentally exhausting game against Ohio State, the Bobcats are taking the week to regroup and recharge.
A year after the Oasis was demolished and five years since it closed, the site of the former restaurant is no longer on anyone’s agenda.
Students from all walks of life at Ohio University are welcome to come and take part in this Friday's weekly Shabbat (pronounced "Shabbah") service at Hillel at Ohio University on 21 Mill St. The service starts a few minutes before sunset at 6 p.m. and the dinner is directly after at 7 p.m.
Welcome to The BedPost — great thing to hold onto while making sweet, sweet love or convenient place to hang your coat. My name is Alex Bill, and I am your thinks-he-knows-something-about sex and love dude with unlimited access to a word processor.
Among the chaos of a top party school rating and an unchanged national academic ranking, Ohio University received another designation — one that recognized its creative writing program.
Local Democrats are criticizing state Republicans’ art skills as the GOP’s redistricting proposal comes to a vote.
Tadeusz Malinski, chair of the department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Ohio University, has a long list of prestigious awards for his groundbreaking research in biotechnology and the cardiovascular system.
Every year the Ohio Watercolor Society holds an exhibit at an art museum in Ohio. This year, the Zanesville Museum of Art was chosen to host the show, which will open with a public reception tomorrow.
Many professional football players who journey to Canton are being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Former Ohio quarterback Boo Jackson is just collecting a paycheck.
At Ohio University’s first Student Senate meeting of the year, the legislative body’s new members will begin preparations for greater student involvement in senate’s “Student Speakout” and a possible book exchange program agreement.
Self-defense is not just a useful skill for heroes such as Superman or Batman. And tonight, mere mortals can learn their tactics as well.
If Gillette wanted to use a football metaphor to demonstrate a close shave, it might refer to the Battle for the Bell.
A 19-year-old Cincinnati woman was struck by a bus crossing the street at the intersection of South Court Street and Park Place yesterday, but did not suffer any life-threatening injuries.
Three people were hospitalized following an accident on East State Street around 5 p.m. today.
Under new ownership for the first time in 14 years, the diner on Union Street, known for its bountiful breakfasts, will now be open 24 hours a day to cater to late-night student food cravings.
Initially, I had a hard time deciding how to respond to Melissa Knueven’s opinion column in Friday’s Post.
This summer was an amusing summer. Two of my dearest relatives came to visit me — my grandmother and my mother.
Solutions by The State News