As people celebrated this 40th anniversary of Earth Day, we are blessed here with a unique history that was both significant and fundamental to the beginning of the modern environmental movement. This truly enduring environmental ethic flourishes through the hills and through time.
A.J. Strum will be protecting someone else's blindside next season - but it will be an Ohio quarterback, not Sandra Bullock.
Holding a black and white picture of a debonair man in a white suit, Christine MacNaughton held back tears as she spoke about her brother.
I always wanted a pet bulldog, ever since I was a wee engineer. A slobbery, wide-eyed stubby little bag of meat I could call my own. Of course, whenever I asked my cross-armed-foot-putting-downer mom, she refused to provide.
In Wednesday's edition of The Post, a Mr. Prosper Yao Tsikata made some rather serious accusations concerning the students of Ohio University, especially those among us who enjoy the festivities in our corner of Ohio. At several points, Mr. Tsikata makes rather blunt accusations that the reason for the noise ordinance is due to a prevalence of such drugs as cocaine
Despite replacing a guitarist in recent weeks, Downplay's quest to be signed by a label reached a turning point in a nondescript room in New York City.
Club sports will remain a part of the Campus Recreation department next year, administrators said yesterday, despite previously being in danger of collapsing under the universitywide budget cuts.
There's an epidemic among our young people no one wants to talk about: sexually transmitted diseases. The stark reality is that one in two sexually active young people will contract an STD by age 25. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates half the 19 million new STD cases annually are in this age group.
Gauntlett Eldemire raced around third base and touched home plate as a clutch hit by Robert Maddox III sealed a Bobcat victory.
As the spring season winds down, one can see a change in coaching philosophy for the Ohio field hockey team.
The stories of Italian emigrants are captured through words and images this month at Alden Library in the exhibit Migrant Lives: Stories of Emigrants in America in the Photographic Account by Francesco Nonino.
Our newest budget woe involves the Baker University Center, which needs to cut 15 hours a week from its operating hours. Baker is the living room of the campus, and students will be affected by its shortened hours - so, Student Senate is trying to gather student opinions on what these hours' reductions should look like. At Wednesday's Student Senate meeting, it was proposed that perhaps Baker could be closed on Sundays, or could close earlier during the week. (The building needs to stay open earlier in the morning because administrative offices need to be open.)
A Belmont, Ohio, construction company reported the theft of a $2,000 generator Tuesday morning.
As we approach the anniversary of the Kent State shootings, we remember that freedom does not come without a high price. This May 4 marks the 40th anniversary of the day that four young people protesting America's involvement in the Vietnam War were killed, and nine others were wounded by National Guard troops who had been called to the campus to help contain anti-war protests.
The stalemate between the Athens City Council and Ohio University students over noise levels within residential Athens is far from over. As a home to Ohio University, one of the nation's top party schools, Athens is reputed to have become the hub of some of the wild parties in this country today, attracting students from across the state of Ohio and beyond on normal weekends.
Retired Army Col. Peter Mansoor will share his experiences and insights about the Iraq War with Ohio University students today in Baker University Center 242. Mansoor is the chair of Military History at Ohio State University.
Ohio University's Faculty Senate continued its ongoing discussion of Intercollegiate Athletics last night, and tried to weigh the importance of department control over curricular decisions.
Plagiarism, as it would be with any course at Ohio University, is completely unacceptable at The Post.
In an effort to reach out to more students, Ohio University's dean of students, Ryan Lombardi, will offer increased office hours for the remainder of this quarter.
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