Keynote speaker to top off HIV/AIDS Awareness Week
May 16, 2010Ohio University students will have the opportunity to view the AIDS Memorial Quilt, get tested for HIV and hear from an AIDS activist during HIV/AIDS Awareness Week.
Ohio University students will have the opportunity to view the AIDS Memorial Quilt, get tested for HIV and hear from an AIDS activist during HIV/AIDS Awareness Week.
Student Senate will vote on a resolution tonight to support a policy change that the Center for Student Legal Services hopes will keep students from taking advantage of its services.
After playing a 14-inning marathon Saturday, the Bobcats found themselves in extra innings against the Zips again yesterday.
For years, the contributions of blacks to modern medicine ultimately have been ignored. All the while, they continue to suffer the vast majority of many fatal diseases.
This Is Happening, the third and purportedly final LCD Soundsystem LP, finds James Murphy up to his old tricks.
Police arrested two Ohio University students who were photographed lighting a couch on fire during Palmerfest and charged them with aggravated rioting Thursday.
Ohio University will not approve requests for new tenured or tenure-track faculty hires for the time being, citing tight budget constraints.
Three students wishing to escape the traditional senate-led tickets and agenda-driven platforms of the Prepared to Engage, Act and Respond and SOUND parties are running as independent candidates in this year's Student Senate election.
Most students agree: Spring Quarter at Ohio University is the best time of year.
Faculty Senate will vote tonight on several resolutions about Intercollegiate Athletics, as well as continue its discussion of how new schools and centers within Ohio University should be represented within the senate.
Cultural diversity filled up Court Street Saturday during the 28th annual International Street Fair.
As the offspring of comedians Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller, Ben Stiller has been mocked for being a neurotic Jew for most of his life. In his new indie flick, Greenberg, he has finally taken on the role full-force.
Although no formal events are planned to mark the International Day Against Homophobia today, many people at Ohio University recognize the importance of addressing homophobia.
As the candidates for this year's Student Senate election enter the last push of their campaigns, they hope to use the one debate not coordinated by senate as a final tool to win students' votes.
When The Post launched its new website in January 2009, then-editor Rick Rouan called it one giant experiment to figure out how to best give readers the news.
In the great tradition of Dionysus, students from Ohio University and other universities lost themselves in the celebration of Palmerfest. Fire in the streets, near-riots, bottles hurling through the air; if I didn't know any better, I would have thought I were in Greece. The behavior of students at this year's springtime puke stain was unsurprising and frankly uninspired. Hey dudes! Wasn't it awesome when we set a couch on fire last year and embarrassed our entire community? Hell yeah! Let's do it again. Let me grab a couch and yell U-S-A a whole lot. George Washington is rolling over in his grave. People this intelligent would have difficulty winning an argument against a grapefruit, and for some reason they are allowed to buy lighters. What a country!
After fires at Oak Street's two fests in 2009, street residents took precautions to prevent similar blazes at Friday's Oak Fest.
Six bands performed at Scripps Amphitheater Saturday and helped raise about $200 for Ohio University's student chapter of the Invisible Children campaign.
The sixth annual Nelsonville Music Festival will kick off at 5:30 this evening when Drakkar Sauna plays the porch stage and conclude some time after 5 p.m. Sunday when The Swell Season, of Once fame, leave the main stage.