Editor's note: The original version of this story reported that former OU football player Marcellis Williamson died of an apparent heart attack. Williamson's cause of death was a blood clot in his lung.
Students on Twitter are paying more attention in class even as their peers with laptops lag behind, recent studies have found.
The third finalist for Ohio University’s director of sustainability position said her approach would target all students — even those who say they couldn’t care less about sustainability.
All that comes to mind while watching The Hangover: Part II is déjà vu, which is funny because it’s all about not remembering a thing. That irony is just about the only thing that had me laughing during the movie, a completely shameless and uninventive retread of the original, with male nudity, Mike Tyson, Top 40 pop songs and drunken debauchery, et al.
After a warrant was issued for Jimmy P. Haddox’s arrest last week for allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl, police arrested Haddox early Friday morning in West Virginia.
Four years after first setting foot in Baker University Center, I waited last night to pick up my cap, gown and crimson tassel.
Despite receiving support from the Hocking College Board of Trustees during last June’s meeting, College President Ron Erickson is facing possible removal from his position just one year later.
I don’t know who decided that the TV season and the school season should coincide, but he or she was a moron.
L.A. Noire is the newest entry from Rockstar Games, the glamour game studio responsible for blockbusters like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption. It’s a crime thriller set in the 1940s with heavy noir elements, from murder-mystery to hard-boiled cynicism.
Some try to paint the insatiably effervescent Lady Gaga as a single entity, but those who listened to Gaga’s new album Born This Way will attest that this effort is the result of three strikingly different personalities.
This week, a blood drive will target Ohio University students with type O blood — the students who officials say can best help during emergency and trauma health situations.
The world is not supposed to work like this.
Well, this is it. Many students are graduating, others are transferring and the vast majority will not be remaining in Athens during the summer.
Coach Clay Calkins said Annie Beecham and Kari Summers both had the potential to qualify for nationals at the NCAA East Regional track meet this weekend.
Athens Police officers are investigating two possible arsons that occurred early yesterday morning at separate BP gas stations.
Athens Police officers are investigating a possible arson that occurred at the BP on Elliot Street early this morning.
Ohio’s softball season may be over, but for assistant coach Sharonda McDonald, the onset of summer marks a new beginning.
Alden Library has opened its books and allowed remote access to its library catalogue with the recent launch of its mobile application.
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