Track: Team deals with senior leader's absence
By Elmer Plasencia | Feb. 13, 2011With senior leader Annie Beecham competing away from the team in another state, Ohio’s distance team stepped up in her absence.
With senior leader Annie Beecham competing away from the team in another state, Ohio’s distance team stepped up in her absence.
Many Ohio graduates have come to treasure Galbreath Chapel since John Galbreath first kissed his wife there 54 years ago.
Sleep, study, socialize — pick two. That’s what is said about college and how you are forced to divide your time. Making it easier to know how to manage what you do in the seemingly short 24-hour day, 168-hour week is key to surviving college.
A week after setting a school record in the 3,000-meter run, Annie Beecham won't join her teammates this weekend in Akron for a follow-up performance.
The Chocolate Choo-Choo will take its first journey on the old Hocking Valley Railroad tomorrow. The train's been resting its wheels since New Year's, but as Valentine's Day nears its time to rollout.
While organizers search for 8Fest's newest venue, members of Student Senate are less than enthusiastic about one potential spot.
Although many students date during college, few truly commit to one another. Even fewer enter and leave college in the same relationship.
Athens residents met with city officials yesterday to suggest possible improvements to the Oxbow Bridge renovations planned for Richland Avenue- and some provided ideas to develop the area beneath the bridge.
The cultures of Latin America and Africa will come together in an event celebrated through food, music and games.
The season started in turmoil for the Alexander Spartans.
The last time the Ohio hockey team lost three games in a four-game stretch, it responded by winning 18 of its next 19.
In the bitter rivalry of Ohio and Kent State, most of the competition between the two programs takes place away from the college mats.
In recent weeks, Ohio University has welcomed not one, but two new co-ed a cappella groups to campus.
Ohio University administrators met with residents of six East Green dorms last night to quiet rumors about a gunshot reported on campus early yesterday morning.
The new home of the Scripps College of Communication might keep its doors shut even longer than planned, says an Ohio University dean.