As most of the student body knows, it’s Student Senate election season. The tendency in these elections is to vote for who your friends tell you to. However, I was hoping that the student body would cast a more critical eye this year.
Whether they view the NCAA rulebook as a testy nuisance or a time-tested testament to athletic excellence, Ohio coaches are put to the test every year.
In recent weeks, Student Senate election campaigns have been taking place throughout campus leading up to the May 18th and May 19th vote. I truly believe that the RSVP party is worth your vote when the time comes.
I originally decided to run for the presidency of Graduate Student Senate because the last two elections had been unopposed. In my mind, one choice is no choice at all.
One finalist for Ohio University’s top fundraising position wants to return to the university despite complaints during her previous tenure that said she was “unprofessional” and “insubordinate.”
Aided by an $800,000 state loan, a local company’s expansion will bring 70 new jobs to Athens County.
Two top Ohio University administrators expressed their disappointment in some of the comments and questions at tonight’s Student Senate debate.
Aided by an $800,000 state loan, a local company’s expansion will bring 70 new jobs to Athens County.
This letter pertains to the Student Senate elections, and more particularly a presidential candidate who has given women around this campus cause for alarm.
The Board of Elections is hold its second Student Senate debate tonight at 6 p.m. in Walter 235. Check back here at that time for live coverage.
About $5,800 has already been spent to convince Ohio University students to vote for either the FACE or RSVP ticket in the upcoming Student Senate elections.
Student Senate’s top executives have endorsed the RSVP party for the May 18-19 elections, citing a more realistic platform as the rationale for the recommendation.
When a girl like me is rejected by a boy, she often resorts to certain measures she will likely not admit to anyone, even herself.
Again and again, a chain gang of green-clad players emerged from the third-base dugout, engulfing Ohio’s latest run in a sea of high fives and head pats.
A female student reported she was a victim of gross sexual imposition Easter weekend by an unknown male, the city’s fifth reported sexual offense in about three weeks.
A female student reported she was a victim of gross sexual imposition Easter weekend by an unknown male, the city’s fifth reported sexual offense in about three weeks.
Editor's Note: This story has been changed from its original version. Nicholas' last name is spelled Hennessy.
Leave the table to blow your nose, always drink with the right hand and keep your phone in your car.
Despite incorporating traditional folk elements such as the banjo and mandolin, Michigan-based band The Northern Skies is quick to point out that it doesn’t play conventional folk music.
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