Chaos Theories: OU festgoers conform to expectations
Apr. 19, 2011With the passage of High Fest, an activity for which Ohio University has always been famous — or at times, infamous — is receiving more attention than usual: drinking and partying.
With the passage of High Fest, an activity for which Ohio University has always been famous — or at times, infamous — is receiving more attention than usual: drinking and partying.
Whether they are admiring art or searching the halls for harrowing hauntings, patrons of Ohio University’s Kennedy Museum of Art will soon have coffee to accompany them.
Caitlin Boyle was at work one day when she realized she was miserable.
When a student rushed onto the Athens High School stage Saturday night asking for a doctor, it didn’t take the audience long to realize the words weren’t part of the script.
Friend (n.) one attached to another by genuine and non-romantic affection.
The Crystal reopened yesterday after late-filed tax returns showed the state owed the bar more than $14,000 — after only last week it was shut down because the state said it owed more than $19,000.
A Pulitzer Prize-nominated Ohio University alumnus died today during an attack in Libya, where the photojournalist was covering fighting between rebels and government forces, according to The New York Times.
NELSONVILLE — Standing in the pouring rain outside the restaurant her parents opened 40 years ago, Tammy Williams could not believe how severe the fire damage was.
About 100 Ohio University students and Athens residents gathered at last night’s Athens Town Hall meeting to talk about diversity in the area.
Hanna might hold a record in the long, storied history of the cinema — the movie with the most chase sequences without a single one being mildly cool or interesting.
Two years and three fewer positions later, the Office for Multicultural Student Access and Retention is nearing the end of its internal reorganization, which has saved the office more than $72,000 so far.
With four seniors leaving, coach Neil Macmillan is progressing his team through the spring, trying to answer the question of how to fill their voids.
Athens City Council members could purchase a $1.03 million fire ladder truck if they vote to pass two ordinances introduced at last night’s meeting.
The Coffee Cup restaurant in Nelsonville was destroyed by fire early this morning — causing about $220,000 worth of damage.
Michael Vick. Aaron Rodgers. Adrian Peterson. Peyton Hillis?
Landon Smith did not give himself the chance to relax with friends and enjoy the final moments of his senior year of high school.
A website created by Ohio University graduate Alan Schaaf has two purposes: to allow people to upload and view funny and popular online content hassle-free.
Ohio University’s celebration of Pride Week ended Saturday with Athens Beautification Day. The week’s events worked to create awareness about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) topics on campus.