While Unite and iOU parties vie to get ahead in the Student Senate race, a pair of candidates quietly continue independent campaigns on their own.
A collection of student-written, student-directed and student-cast plays opens tonight as the Lost Flamingo Company brings lobsters, catapults and pillow talk to the stage.
The price for a first class stamp is set to increase from 42 to 44 cents May 11, but some people purchase stamps with no intention of using them, instead choosing to save them for years.
Ohio University's West 82 food court labeled its regularly served peanut soup as Somali Pirate Peanut Soup yesterday, a joke deemed highly inappropriate by a top Dining Services official.
Bromley Hall experienced a fire drill around 3 a.m. on Friday. The cause has been traced by campus security to the seventh floor, where a sprinkler head was found broken. This caused flooding down to the first floor, mostly affecting rooms located beneath the sprinkler’s path.
Moms Weekend is here, and one way to celebrate is to go to a rave - a Rave For Fashion.
When Ohio University students vote on May 14 to support or oppose a new technology fee, their opinions will come too late to affect Columbus decision-makers.
The Game Show Appreciation Society gives students and their moms a chance to win prizes and play a classic game show Saturday.
This week, students have the opportunity to wear their art on their sleeves.
College Bookstore, 50 S. Court St., has always sold shirts commemorating Moms Weekend.
Donkey Coffee and Espresso, 17 ½ W. Washington St., will be going to the dogs tomorrow night for a benefit concert supporting the Athens County Dog Shelter and Friends of the Shelter.
No one has felt the effects of Ohio's 12 rainouts this season more than the Bobcat freshmen pitchers.
but if the recipient caught the giver, a kiss was to be exchanged.
The Hocking College Board of Trustees Tuesday unanimously appointed a successor for John Light, the college's long-time president who became embroiled in investigations of fraud and theft two years ago.
Self-described preachers Kerrigan Skelly, John McGlone and a man named Tracy demonstrated on College Green yesterday, speaking about evangelism and answering questions from students.
A new bus service is coming next school year to Athens which will cater specifically to Cincinnati-bound Ohio University students.
Athens Police Officer Rick Crossen has half of last year's budget to teach kids about drugs, violence and self-esteem, but snuffing D.A.R.E. from Athens City School District's students is out of the question.
A complaint filed yesterday with the Ohio Elections Commission against Athens County Democratic Chairwoman Susan Gwinn cites three counts of misreported finances from her 2008 primary campaign for county prosecutor.
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