It’s hot and it’s cold, it’s yes and it’s no … to quote my lady Katy Perry. I always thought she was singing about boys in that song, but then I experienced the weather this quarter.
A former Ohio University football player, with a burglary charge currently pending, was indicted on drug charges yesterday in Athens County Municipal Court.
Four years ago yesterday, Tim Berta was on a bus headed to Florida for a baseball tournament when the bus carrying him and his teammates crashed, leaving seven dead. Berta survived but suffered a traumatic brain injury.
Students returning to Ohio University in the fall might have another incentive to register to vote if a Student Senate-developed noise ordinance is on the ballot.
With just three short days until Ohio’s first-round match-up in the American Collegiate Hockey Association National Tournament, Bird Arena was barren.
Tomorrow’s release of Take Me Home Tonight has got me thinking about some things. Since The Hangover in 2009, the one-night party genre has blown up. Since then, we’ve had gems such as Hot Tub Time Machine, and some of the most anticipated movies of the year follow the general plot structure. The Hangover: Part II comes out in late spring.
The Ohio women’s golf team opens the spring season at the Rio Verde Collegiate Invitational this weekend in Rio Verde, Ariz.
It is a great disappointment that Ohio University Student Senate voted against the idea of rebalancing the amounts that students pay for tuition and the General Fee (yesterday’s Post).
During his four years as a member of the Ohio hockey team, Steve Osacky has been one of the team’s best defensemen. Known mostly for his offense, this season he has emerged on the other side of the puck.
A new international center will be open to Ohio University students Monday as renovations on the vacant building next to Baker University Center end this week.
College Republicans from throughout the state will converge at Ohio University next month — and they might bring a few politicians with them.
More than 100 Ohio University students and employees gathered in Baker University Center Ballroom to hear the opening remarks for the Defend Education, Ohio! Teach-In.
More than 61 percent of Athens County residents who attend college are missing out on government tuition credit — a total loss of more than $4 million.
Three years ago, Nick Purdue didn’t have it figured out.
Vince Nairn and Will Frasure sit down and talk about Ohio's 80-55 win against Akron on Tuesday. Ohio led by 22 points at halftime and extended its lead during the second half.
I would like to thank The Post for covering the housing master plan resolution that was recently approved by the Ohio University Board of Trustees. I would like to make a few corrections to Monday’s editorial “Bad Foundation: New housing master plan approved at improper time,” which provided a few points that may be misleading without a good understanding of the project.
A former Ohio University student is re-filing her lawsuit against the university’s health center for medical negligence.
Solutions by The State News