As a current member of Student Senate who has seen Chris Wimsatt, in action as a member of senate on the Budget Committee and at SAC meetings, I believe that he will serve as a capable, effective treasurer of Student Senate.
Annie Beecham’s individual performances were not enough to elevate the Bobcats in the standings.
After mounting one magical comeback after another throughout the weekend, there were no rabbits left for the Bobcats to pull out of their hats in the deciding games Sunday afternoon.
Outside of Halloween parties and Foot Locker stores, referees generally are not highly esteemed — sometimes for good reason. But before throwing (another) temper tantrum and/or beer at that TV you can’t afford to replace, take a moment to think about what you can expect from the men in stripes, navy blue or, in the NBA’s case, gray.
Athens Police officers arrested an Ohio University student early Friday morning for stealing a composite photo from the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity house.
Editor’s Note: The following column contains a racial slur that might offend some readers.
A campaign clouded with negative campaigning and personal attacks just got even messier — just two days before voters hit the polls.
Trading pom-poms and megaphones for hoses and towels, the most spirited group of Bobcats added a glimmer of sunshine to an otherwise cloudy afternoon yesterday to give a final cheer for a fallen football player.
More activities, entertainment and a new location helped the Relay for Life event raise $42,000 Friday.
State Rep. Debbie Phillips (D-92nd) voted Wednesday in favor of a bill to legalize licensed gun holders bringing their firearms into bars, restaurants and open-air arenas, one of only three Democrats in the Ohio House to do so.
Last night, 33 Ohio University seniors were recognized for their accomplishments in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community at Pride Graduation.
When Robert D. Walter walked past his old fraternity house and saw it in a state of disrepair, he decided to buy it.
Although Saturday’s Mill Fest remained tame, partiers crowded yards and porches, partaking in games of Frisbee, mud wrestling and swimming in inflatable pools as music echoed loudly from houses.
Local police officers arrested five partiers at a rainy and calm Oak Fest Friday.
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Residents in one Ohio University residence hall awoke early Friday morning to an unpleasant surprise — someone had flooded a third-floor bathroom.
Due to the recent increase in sexual offense reports on Ohio University’s campus, I believe it is time to put an end to it.
My name is Matthew Wallace. I'm a 30-something, drunken chauvinist pig who wants to be your Student Senate president. And I have a decent sense of humor. How could I not, given the ridiculousness of the false accusations that have been leveled at me during the past few weeks?
NELSONVILLE — The lush field at Robbins Crossing at Hocking College was transformed into a confetti-covered mud pit yesterday after three days of music and torrential downpours during the Nelsonville Music Festival.
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