Election day campaigning by both the SOUND and Prepared to Engage, Act and Respond parties came to a brief halt yesterday afternoon when confusion about an election rule left the candidates questioning if their edible handouts were in fact contraband.
For the second consecutive year, Tracy Kelly and her party took the Graduate Student Senate election with little competition.
An Ohio University football player pleaded no contest at the Athens County Municipal Court yesterday to the charges he racked up as he drunkenly drove down Court Street April 10.
Adedipe said. It definitely opened my eyes up to a different side of school.
Witness a Peace Movement, a documentary about the protests against the Iraq War, premieres at 8 tonight at the Athena Cinema.
The city of Athens plans to rebuild the bridge on Carriage Hill Drive in 2011 but has yet to inform the manager of Carriage Hill Apartments that it will close off the complex's sole exit.
John Maykut, a sophomore studying biology, broke into Nelson Dining Hall through the roof early Sunday morning, according to court documents. Maykut was spotted inside the dining hall holding an employee hat.
Faculty doing interdisciplinary teaching and research will have to wait at least another month for Faculty Senate to vote on how departments should handle that work.
During the Student Senate election season's last debate, hosted by The Post, the two presidential candidates changed pace and highlighted their differences, rather than agree on almost every issue.
In the beginning, reality television was limited to stereotypical college students on The Real World and people thrown on an island in Survivor. Now, in search of more fame and notoriety, athletes are embracing all forms of overexposure.
Ohio University students and Athens residents who are at least 21 years old have a chance to sample Brew Week craft beers tonight and tomorrow at four local bars.
Successfully navigating the waters of shared governance at Ohio University, where many give input and few make decisions, requires the ability to mobilize those you represent. That's proved an especially difficult task for Student Senate presidents, tasked with representing a high-turnover population of more than 21,000.
The Ohio University Art Gallery in Seigfred Hall is not enough to contain the creativity of the graduating graphic design class; the exhibit has spread into the lobby.
Last night's Graduate Student Senate meeting marked one of the shortest meetings of the year, adjourning less than 15 minutes after it started.
Along with electing this year's officers, faculty senators questioned the provost about the current hiring freeze at last night's Faculty Senate meeting.
Athens City Council adopted an ordinance at yesterday's meeting to allow the city to borrow $1.5 million from Hocking Valley Bank to purchase three buses for a new bus system connecting Athens to Columbus and Cincinnati.
With the end of the road in sight, the Bobcats have one more chance to fine-tune the machine before Mid-American Conference play goes into high gear.
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