When the Cathy Sharp Dance Ensemble from Basel, Switzerland, visited the Ohio University School of Dance in October, junior dance students Stephanie Johnson and Justin Middlebrooks had no idea the company was seeking potential dancers for its upcoming season.
Athens County's top Democrat resigned yesterday, appeasing local politicians who say the party needs to move forward without her leadership.
Ohio University researchers will help develop a new drug that potentially could treat various forms of cancer.
For Student Senate's Women's Affairs Commissioner Liz Herron, one of tonight's resolutions is personal.
About 35 students and faculty members joined a lunch date with the provost yesterday afternoon to ask questions and voice concerns about the university and state budget crisis.
A former Ohio University administrator confessed yesterday to giving university contracts to local companies his wife owned.
Date Doctor David Coleman, also known as the real-life Hitch
In its first week open in over a year and a half, Ohio University's renovated Shively Court served 11,021 students in four days, more than any other dining hall on campus.
Ohio University earned a $35 million return on a 26-year-old, $1 million investment through the purchase of local health-care company Diagnostic Hybrids Inc. This money could go toward fundraising and scholarship programs.
This month, ARTS/West is showcasing a dual exhibit about the relationship between humans and dogs through poetry and paintings called Hounds of Appalachia.
I wish Ohio University would spend some money supporting other students instead of spending $300,000 on just the football team for a bowl appearance.
The postseason didn't deliver desirable results for Ohio, but it now must go back on the recruiting trail and reload.
An Ohio environmental conservation program promoted using native Athens plants to reduce flooding and water pollution at yesterday's Athens City Council Meeting.
In Friday's edition of The Post, we saw the last of this quarter's batch of aspiring pundits, Kevin Zieber's Truth In Subtext column. In his print debut, Zieber made the asinine argument that all political hate comes from the Republican Party, and his team is as innocent as the eight pound, three ounce, blond-haired Baby Jesus. I must admit that while Zieber's Grizzly Adams beard is quite intimidating, his attempts at running intellectual interference for liberal pundits are not.
Kudos to the industry's biggest metropolis for breaking the decade's most notorious story.
Athens County's top Democrat resigned today, one day after a judge ruled she lied about campaign finances.
In the beginning of the season, Ohio is struggling in the early part of games.
While I was driving to school last week, my car skidded off the road into a ditch. I arrived at Ohio University hours later, floating around in a post-crash haze. I went to a coffee shop to pull myself together - gigantic cookies usually have that effect - and stared out the window for almost an hour.
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