Octubafest returns Sunday at Glidden
Oct. 15, 2009October in Athens generally means cooler weather, changing leaves and, at least for the past few days, rain. But for the Ohio University School of Music, it also means that it's time for Octubafest.
October in Athens generally means cooler weather, changing leaves and, at least for the past few days, rain. But for the Ohio University School of Music, it also means that it's time for Octubafest.
Jolie Holland will come to Stuart's Opera House tomorrow to share her folk-, blues- and jazz-infused music with the Athens area.
Love and war are universal themes that transcend time. Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra may be on a much grander scale than our lives, but it's still about the relationships and the decisions we make.
Senior Kyle Mosher was suddenly left without a roommate in his seven-bedroom house during the summer, but with the help of Uloop.com he was able to fill the room within a week.
After years of empty boasting about (broken) emergency telephones to touring freshmen, Ohio University will finally create a group devoted to keeping the blue lights in working order.
Ohio embarks on its second road trip this weekend to face the Delaware Blue Hens.
The queen of bluegrass will hold court tonight at Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville.
Although this is Homecoming weekend, the Bobcats have spent the past month turning The Convo into an uncomfortable place.
The Bobcats found themselves in a hotly-contested game during the second half against Miami.
The Ohio University Alumni Association expects thousands to invade Athens and travel through time as it kicks off both Homecoming and its 150th birthday celebration.
Although an Oct. 1 earthquake struck the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, its shock waves were felt among the Ohio University international student community.
Last week I had the most extraordinary encounter with a group of Ohio University students, and I want everyone to know what special people we have on our campus. I was crossing the street from the lower entrance of Baker Center when I firmly caught my toe on the curb and fell face-down on the sidewalk. I was so rattled that I couldn't get up, and I was bleeding profusely from my nose. There were several students around and they immediately rushed to help me. One young gentleman gave me a washcloth that he had in his backpack so that I could try to staunch the bleeding, and then he took off his jacket and wrapped it around me. The girls called OU Police and Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services for an ambulance.
Happy Birthday to me. On Tuesday, I will tear a page from the calendar of my life as I turn 23 years old. I love birthdays, and not just my own. I love the idea of them: celebrating someone's life and the continuation of it.
Ohio's senior leaders might not play in the final home games of the season.
The recession has left local families hungry for government assistance.
A grand jury indicted two men Tuesday for violently robbing a female Ohio University student with a deadly weapon on Oct. 3.
Alexander Marietta's Top 5 Items That Should Be Taxed Before Cigarettes: