Men's Basketball: New blood in Battle of the Bricks
Feb. 23, 2010Miami travels to The Convo tonight to renew the Battle of the Bricks - a rivalry in which two starters have little experience.
Miami travels to The Convo tonight to renew the Battle of the Bricks - a rivalry in which two starters have little experience.
My mother told me a thousand times not to judge something before I see it. Well I saw Miami, and even Mom would make fun of it.
The Avett Brothers have played in Athens many times before, but in the past year, the band's popularity has exploded - mostly because of its fifth album, the Rick Rubin-produced I and Love and You.
Believe it or not, students enrolled at Ohio University are Athens residents too.
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland approved another of Ohio University's proposed Centers of Excellence last week when he gave the go-ahead to 14 programs across the state based on biomedicine and health care.
In writing this letter, I am not trying to tell anyone what to do. I am not speaking for anyone but myself. I am simply trying to help plan the best event for my constituents that I possibly can.
Rain delayed the first round of the Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate Monday as teams had to wait until mid-afternoon to tee-off.
Smokers who embrace hookah cafés as a safe way to relax have few reasons to breathe easy. In crowded hookah bars, haze is expected, but health risks, it seems, are not.
Over these past couple months, I received several e-mails and comments about my column. The ones that intrigue me most ask about the title of my column. For some reason, a lot of people see it as perpetuating racial stereotypes. Rarely would I write a rebuttal to spurious claims, but this one is so peculiar.
A government agency, trying to make Ohio's economy more like Hollywood's, is using tax credits to entice filmmakers to shoot movies in-state.
After months of reviewing applications and conducting interviews, an Ohio University committee found a new person to field student and faculty complaints.
Johnny Cash's geriatric spiritual revival continues seven years after his death on American VI: Ain't No Grave, a collection of songs the Man in Black recorded at the same time as American V: A Hundred Highways.
These American kids are just young enough not to know any better.
Recently, I was invited to share some thoughts regarding issues in Iraq with a large group of undergraduate students involved in tackling global policy issues. As part of the discussion, I asked the group, How many of you have taken or intend to take any history classes as part of your undergraduate education?
Student Senate vehemently condemn(ed) a proposed City Council ordinance last night that would require city permission for any band or DJ to perform outdoors in a residential area.
An Ohio University professor is working with an environmental organization and students in Maryland to develop environmental awareness and improve the survival rate of diamondback terrapin turtles - Maryland's state reptile.
As the two student representatives on a committee of 10 members revising the noise ordinance to address outdoor amplified sound, we feel the need to explain and clarify a few things regarding the proposed ordinance. Although we are members of Student Senate, this is not being endorsed or supported by Senate.
Faculty Senate questioned the provost last night about the budget process, wondering whether it is really different from past years and what the next steps will include.