As the country heatedly debates comprehensive health care reform, some Ohio University students hope to gain support for the Obama administration via Organizing for America ––a new branch of the College Democrats.
Six months after dismantling an employee suggestion Web site, Ohio University administrators have revived the Listening Post -- but have adopted a new censorship policy.
fastened to the building. But, of course, there are no signs prohibiting trespass or entry into the fenced off area. Students go there for adventure and to take photographs. They go there to tell ghost stories and to search for forgotten memories. They go there during the day and at midnight. They wander around inside the corridors or stand with cameras inside the fence. And they get busted.
Wet weather did not stop more than 375 community members from sleeping in homemade cardboard structures Saturday night in the Morton Hall parking lot.
Creativity is certainly a valuable asset, and walking around East Green proves that.
Democratic Chairwoman Susan Gwinn is one of the most prominent political figures in Athens County. But after a grand jury indicted her last week on several felonies, Gwinn must face reality and accept that her leadership of the party is over.
Americans have been practicing Tibetan Buddhism for over 40 years, and tonight one of the remaining masters to have been trained in Tibet before the Chinese takeover will speak at Ohio University.
Right now, Pittsburgh is a hotbed of fury.
Ohio University is beginning to explore options for midyear cuts, though administrators stress there is no need for them currently and they may never happen.
Yesterday, I read with alarm that Student Senate is talking about secondhand smoke. Sure, enforcing existing restrictions on smoking within ten feet of an entrance or exit is reasonable. But more often than not these days, when the powers that be on college campuses start talking about secondhand smoke, all the talk results in blanket, campus-wide smoking bans.
The non-conference schedule is good preparation, but it's conference play that makes or breaks a season.
The Bobcats have their bags packed for yet another weekend on the road.
Oh hum, religiously uneducated Post columnist-preacher Leah Hitchens returned to campus Sept. 18, still to fabricate the truth about her prophet hero, Jesus, of the ancient Hittite Abrahamic God, Jehovah/Yahweh.
A Brown University undergrad enrolls for a semester at the world's largest conservative evangelical college, Liberty University. Sounds like the opening line to a joke, right? It's actually the premise of Kevin Roose's book, The Unlikely Disciple, published last March.
The third annual Athens Business Fair kicks off this Saturday.
Coach Ryan Theis' primary focus is on the crosshairs beginning tonight.
The Bobcats started the 2009 season strong by sweeping Mercyhurst last weekend.
Somewhere over the rainbow, Judy Garland is still cashing in on The Wizard of Oz, as a new 70th anniversary box set will be released next week.
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