Printmakers to sell original works, fund Guild functions
Feb. 9, 2010Ohio University art students will raise money for the OU Print Guild by selling their art this week.
Ohio University art students will raise money for the OU Print Guild by selling their art this week.
a poorly-managed and under-edited blog not only reinforces imposed societal standards of sexism and ignorance, but glorifies activities founded in poor judgment.
An original Freedom Rider from 1961 and a man who documented the group's experiences will visit Ohio University today.
Slippery snow proved problematic for Ohio University students, forcing four of the university's five branch campuses to close early yesterday.
Editor's Note: This is the third in a five-part series on Ohio University's regional campuses.
Department heads were forced to make tough decisions about their budgets last week, submitting recommendations as to how they would slash 5 or 10 percent of their funding. Now, two of Ohio University's top administrators must choose which of those recommendations to pass on to the president.
Southern Utah and Portland State might not sound like traditional softball powerhouses, but don't be fooled.
Brittany Wolverton and Shea Daniels grew up in Appalachia, applied to Ohio University, were accepted and now are sophomores studying social work and creative writing, respectively.
Students will get a taste of Indonesian culture when PERMIAS, the Indonesian student association, hosts its annual Indonesian Night at 6 p.m. tomorrow in Baker University Center Ballroom.
Kenneth van Kempen answered Ohio's call for leadership much like a doctor would that of an ailing patient.
Although the long winter months seem to be dragging on, students involved with the Ohio University chapter of The Empower Campaign (Empower OU) have been working feverishly to plan the first annual Mr. Empower Pageant to help rebuild a school halfway around the world.
The Passion Works Fine Art Gallery will have a super-sized studio grand opening tomorrow.