Well, Readers, I'm going to take a break from creating fluff pieces of journalism for the week, in order to publish a fluff piece of philosophical musing about the college experience. If you'd like to tune out, please rejoin me next week, same Bat-time, same Bat-channel, where I will riposte with something witty and self-deprecating.
Some Athens County drivers will have to pay more than usual during their next stop at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles for registration or vision screenings.
In their second meet of the season, the Bobcats will get their first taste of Mid-American Conference competition.
Ohio University will welcome country music star Josh Turner to campus tonight.
I am a super senior embarking on my final victory lap.
Athens city officials have invested $20,000 into improving the commute for the nearly 10,000 students and residents who walk or bike to work or school each day.
Athens and Hocking counties accumulated almost 51,000 tons of solid waste in 2008. Of that, about 3,330 tons of trash were recycled last year - 6 percent.
When Ali Johnstone returned to Athens last spring, she came back to the team she helped lead to prominence eight years ago.
An Ohio University photojournalism student who originally was charged with assaulting a police horse, rioting and obstructing official business during Palmerfest accepted a plea bargain, diminishing his charges in Athens Municipal Court yesterday.
Two men, one of whom may have had a gun, tried to force their way into a student's home early Monday morning, according to Ohio University police.
Ohio University's new executive vice president and provost Pam Benoit spoke with senate for the first time last night, discussing budgets, possible program cuts and funding for Intercollegiate Athletics.
Eight new trustees have joined the Ohio University Foundation board, seven of which are OU alumni.
After ending last season with a CSCHL Tournament Championship, the Bobcats opened their season strong with two wins at home against Mercyhurst. Ohio won 3-1 on Friday then followed it up with a 5-0 romping of the Lakers on Saturday night.
I should begin by saying I hate the dorms. I hate the smell of them. I hate when RAs hold those quaint informal mandatory hall meetings. But most of all, I hate that I was subjected to two years of their horrors.
A former Ohio University professor who lost a defamation lawsuit against OU is appealing the Ohio Court of Claims' ruling.
When financial troubles caused juicycampus.com, a site that allowed students to anonymously post rumors, shut down in February, the news came as a relief to many at Ohio University.
Ohio's fourth-place finishes encouraged coach Clay Calkins.
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