The Hockhocking Adena Bikeway transported my pedal-playmate Dandelion and I to the Nelsonville Music Festival — my first since its inception seven years ago. It was nice to have a pedal-partner again; sure beats the hell out of solo cycling.
About 50 people battling heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and high blood pressure walked into the first Coronary Health Improvement Project (CHIP) meeting 45 days ago, unaware that the journey they were about to set out on would be life-saving for some and life-changing for all.
Since the first number fest in 2001, the outdoor festival’s founders have produced similar events throughout the country. Last month’s AWOL Charlotte in Charlotte, N.C., for instance, hosted 4,100 people and performances from Mike Posner and Matt and Kim.
Bryan Benchoff, who was named vice president for University Advancement earlier this week, discusses his plans for next year, Ohio University’s Promise Lives fundraising campaign and recent resignations within the department.
The Athens Local Professional Artists and Craftsmen Association (ALPACA) will host its second Art Market of the season tomorrow.
This letter is in response to Allison Hight’s most recent column, “Chaos Theories: Opposing views inhibit middle ground”.
A quaint crowd of local residents gathered in the dining area of Della Zona on East State Street for a workshop on how to run a values-based food business.
This week’s election is the first contested Graduate Student Senate race in seven years.
The Ohio University School of Dance will host the Spring Dance Concert tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Shirley Wimmer Dance Theater in Putnam Hall.
Jerome Tillman has experienced everything the usual abroad student from Ohio University goes through in Europe: exploring historical monuments, struggling with language barriers and grasping a culture outside America.
Only a few more days remain for the field hockey team’s coaching staff to check off final assessments of the players before the Bobcats depart for the summer offseason to work on their own.
The Board of Elections chose to apply no sanctions following the final batch of complaints from FACE and RSVP, Chairman Chauncey Jackson said.
An Ohio University student was arrested Tuesday night after striking another student with her vehicle three times because of a disputed parking space.
The PROUD party won all but one seat in Graduate Student Senate next year.
As a former intern at Interscope Records, Far East Movement’s Kevin “Kev Nish” Nishimura saw firsthand the way industry executives can shape and mold an innocent artist into the next big pop star.
Not many bands can say they recorded an album in the operating room of an allegedly haunted former lunatic asylum. When your band’s name is The Ridges, however, it only makes sense.
More than 3,000 students turned out yesterday during the first day of voting in this year’s Student Senate election, eclipsing the total number of votes in the 2009 and 2008 elections.
When sexual assault survivors complete a rape kit, they have to leave their clothes as evidence. Already upset, they have to leave the hospital in only scrubs.
Forget their North Face jackets or popped collars. The thing that Joe Carbone dislikes about Miami the most is its mascot.
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