Columnist discusses media bias on Middle East
Mar. 31, 2009Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby took Ohio University's Baker University Center Ballroom stage last night to discuss media bias in its coverage of the Middle East.
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Governor awards Zanesville professor for innovation
Mar. 31, 2009An Ohio University-Zanesville faculty member and others across the state were recognized by Gov. Ted Strickland and his top education official last Tuesday for introducing their classes to more affordable digital course materials.
Softball: Bobcats strive to get offense off ground against Flyers
Mar. 30, 2009First-year coach Jodi Hermanek knows the Bobcats' problem from their opening weekend of Mid-American Conference play - lack of offense.
Singing Men of Ohio make stop at 'The Today Show' while on tour
Mar. 30, 2009Ohio University's Singing Men of Ohio hit a high note Thursday with an appearance on NBC's The Today Show.
Conference brings McDavis to D.C.
Mar. 30, 2009Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will be one of more than 45 Ohio college presidents attending the second annual Ohio College and University Presidents' Conference hosted by Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Baseball: Mental, physical errors lead to loss
Mar. 30, 2009Zach Fairbanks knows he doesn't have anyone but himself to blame for Ohio's 16-5 loss to Cleveland State yesterday at Bob Wren Stadium.
Football: Bobcats prep for season, compete for key positions
Mar. 30, 2009Theo Scott was back on the football field yesterday.
The Word on the Street: Guitar hero steps into world of hard-hitting journalism
Mar. 30, 2009This has been a long time coming. I've been in hiding for way too long.
The Right Stuff: Ex-Gitmo detainees might be released to U.S. streets
Mar. 30, 2009If I didn't know better, I'd say that this was the setup to a very special, nationwide episode of Punk'd. Sadly, this is real, and it's every bit as stupid as it sounds. As you may remember, one of President Barack Obama's campaign talking points was that he was going to close the Democrats' Mount Doom, the Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, or in less syllabic form, Gitmo. Of course, closing down the detention camp - in which 245 enemy combatants are currently detained - is one thing, and figuring out what to do with those enemy combatants if they're found not guilty is another. Then again, as Attorney General EricNation of Cowards Holder said, shutting down the safest place to temporarily hold enemy combatants for the time being is not an easy process.
Your Turn: OU should avoid penalizing students' religious absences
Mar. 30, 2009In Monday's Post, John Spofforth wrote a letter that was far too ambitious for the space provided. Besides attempting to debunk the resurrection of Jesus and informing us about the origins of Christmas, he was also writing to respond to a letter to the editor dated March 12 in which he wrongly believed our organization was taking a particular stance.
Student group sells belts to help victims of human trafficking
Mar. 29, 2009For Ohio University senior Christina Conrad, all it took was seeing the Lifetime movie Human Trafficking to want to help put an end to the buying and selling of people all over the world.
Golf: Rain cuts short Bobcats' loss to Camels
Mar. 29, 2009The Bobcats' spring break ended like many other Ohio students' - with rain.
Softball: 'Cats remain winless in MAC play
Mar. 29, 2009Emily Wethington allowed only four hits to Northern Illinois, but those four hits proved costly.
OU chooses accomplished photographer to address graduates at commencement
Mar. 29, 2009Ohio University has selected an award-winning photographer and alumnus to give this year's commencement speech.
Nelsonville bypass creates jobs to offset local unemployment
Mar. 29, 2009The Ohio Department of Transportation will soon be hiring 4,838 new employees to complete the U.S. Route 33 Nelsonville bypass after receiving $150 million from the federal stimulus package for the project.
Print Club members share eclectic Cleveland collection with locals through museum
Mar. 29, 2009As members of the Print Club of Cleveland, R. Budd and Janet Kelsey Werner have accumulated an assortment of prints from the Cleveland Museum of Art. Now, their collection can be seen locally at the Kennedy Museum of Art until Sunday.
Car owner watches engine catch fire outside Pizza Hut
Mar. 29, 2009The pizza wasn't the only thing hot at Pizza Hut on East State Street yesterday afternoon.
Men's Basketball: Transfers, recruits to fill in for outgoing freshmen
Mar. 29, 2009Frankie Dobbs and Stacey Waters have transferred from the program, coach John Groce announced Friday.
Budget Planning Council suggests course, activity fees
Mar. 29, 2009The Budget Planning Council recommended that Ohio University approve 198 new and increased student fees totaling more than $10,000.
