For a second consecutive week, about 40 students and faculty members spent their Friday afternoon poring over funding for Ohio University's athletic department rather than enjoying the weekend sun or pouring an early round of drinks.
Guard Tommy Freeman played the villain Sunday when he returned home to Muncie.
There is nothing quite like an impending financial crisis for administrators to prove their true feelings about students.
Ohio University junior Dawn Parker and her roommates went grocery shopping last weekend. Each spent $10 on food for the next five days so that they could participate in the Week of Solidarity.
The men's golf team will head south once again to compete in the Palmas Del Mar Intercollegiate for their second event in 2010.
Belly dancers, martial artists, poets and performance artists gathered yesterday at Ohio University's second annual International Women's Day Festival in Baker University Center Ballroom.
Heading into the final road trip before their home opener next weekend, the Bobcats tried to improve their out-of-conference record but instead were handed four straight losses.
Much like the climate they were playing in, the women's golf team started the season dry as a bone.
The Office of the Dean of Students recently announced that the CDC has re-classified the recent meningitis cases at the university as an outbreak. In response to this, the Office announced that it will be creating an informational Web site on meningitis and requiring all Ohio University students to receive a meningitis vaccination.
If there is one thing I learned from this column, it is that I am not alone.
I want to commend The Post for publishing Jeff Shipley's column about CPAC and the current state of conservatism in America. Unfortunately, I find his title a bit unnerving. Despite a conservative resurgence
Ohio University's Student Senate voted Wednesday night to add the proposed Honor Code to its spring elections ballot - putting the code's fate in the hands of the student body.
Two Ohio University dance students learned to trust each other for tonight's Winter Dance Concert.
Tomorrow's performance artist at the Forum Theater knows what it's like to be censored.
For some wrestlers, tomorrow's Mid-American Conference Championships are the beginning stage of the end to long careers.
Editor's note: This story is part of a series examining the inspiration and lyrics of songs written by bands performing in Athens.
Ohio University's scholarly publishing arm will likely lose a quarter of its current operating budget over the next two years, university officials said.
Panelists at an open forum on Athens poverty yesterday urged students to look beyond Ohio University and recognize the rural poverty that surrounds the campus.
Helmut Zwahlen, professor emeritus in Ohio University's Russ College of Engineering and Technology died Sunday. He was 71.
The Athens County Sheriff's Office arrested seven people Wednesday as a part of a countywide drug sweep for what the Sheriff considers to be the number one drug in the county - heroin.
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