ALA convenes on OU campus
By Aja Goare | Apr. 17, 2011African Literature Association members from all across the globe gathered in Baker Ballroom Wednesday through yesterday for the 37th Annual ALA Conference.
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Police investigating report of sexual assault at Phi Kappa Tau house
By Ryan Dunn | Apr. 17, 2011Athens Police are investigating a reported sexual assault at the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house early Saturday morning.
Search persists for suspects in recent hit-and-run case
By Tristan Navera | Apr. 17, 2011Brown Avenue is the type of street where Cameron and Safiyah Wallace feel comfortable walking their dog without a leash.
Women's Golf: Final round of Falcon Invitational cancelled, Bobcats place seventh
By Paul Meara | Apr. 17, 2011The severe winds in the hills of Bowling Green blew away the Bobcats’ chances of a comeback bid.
Vehicular crash leaves 3 in Columbus hospital
By Ryan Dunn | Apr. 17, 2011A three-car collision on state Route 682 early Friday evening resulted in serious injuries to three individuals.
High Fest remains calm amidst rain
By Marika Lee | Apr. 17, 2011A cold and rainy High Fest jump-started the Athens fest season Saturday.
Softball: Bobcats rue missed opportunities in losses to Western Michigan
By Olivia Arbogast | Apr. 17, 2011April showers are known to bring May flowers after a rain-filled month. For Ohio, all it did was bring a loss and cancellations.
Athenians convene to clean in yearly spring beautification day
By Rachel Snively | Apr. 17, 2011Despite adverse weather conditions Saturday, a record number of Ohio
New, personalized My OHIO site offers students multiple services
By Olivia Young | Apr. 17, 2011With the Office of Information Technology’s Rufus Initiative under way, Ohio University students will be able to access their personalized My OHIO accounts by Fall Quarter of the coming year.
Between the Lines: Birds stink at smelling; dinosaurs didn't
Apr. 16, 2011I have been a dinosaur lover since birth.
A Superfluous Man: Budget problems deeper than tax rates
Apr. 16, 2011For all the hoopla about President Obama and Senator Paul Ryan’s budget proposals, the debate ignores two essential facts: Tax increases cannot save us, and spending reform is crucial.
Post Letter: New Mexico takes teachers sans BAs
Apr. 16, 2011The state of New Mexico is a haven for undergraduates who receive their B.A. or B.S. degrees not in education but who seek to be teachers. New Mexican public and private elementary, middle and high schools are seeking eclectic and disciplined educators who are eager to contribute a public service in that state.
Inconsistency plagues play in spring scrimmage
By Michael Stainbrook | Apr. 16, 2011At the end of Saturday’s spring game, two things were evident: satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
Softball: Ohio loses first game against Western Michigan
By Olivia Arbogast | Apr. 16, 2011The Bobcats lost the first game of their double header with the Broncos today.
Discarded cigarette butt starts fire at University Commons
By Ryan Dunn | Apr. 16, 2011A discarded cigarette at University Commons led to a large fire Friday afternoon.
Post Letter: Israel endangers Palestinian prisoners
Apr. 16, 2011In honor of the April 17 Palestinian Prisoners Day, Students for Justice in Palestine remembers the thousands of Palestinian political prisoners, hundreds of them women and children, who are illegally held in Israeli prisons. This day is particularly relevant in light of the recent Israeli roundup of more than 100 Palestinian women.
Football: Green, white tussle tomorrow
By Michael Stainbrook | Apr. 14, 2011The spring game: the one time of the year a team can beat itself and still expect to win. The one game that takes on the Little League mentality that everyone gets to play. The one game that often means nothing by the time September arrives, but tomorrow, it will be the only thing on the mind of the men wearing green or white on the turf at Peden Stadium.
Meteorologists flood in for weekend symposium
By Tristan Navera | Apr. 14, 2011Weather lovers from around the region will converge on Walter Hall this weekend to hear experts talk about safety and preparedness in the face of severe weather.
Band to premiere new songs at show
By Brian Bound | Apr. 14, 2011Human Cannonball has jumped into the deep end this year, as the band works on mixing its new album, tentatively titled Let’s Be Friends.
