Students wear flair, political viewpoints on their sleeves
Nov. 2, 2008Whether students sport a Barack Obama button or a John McCain sticker, political flair can be an effective campaign strategy, especially on a college campus.
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Student employees await minimum wage increase
Nov. 2, 2008Two months into her first job, freshman Kristin Shinn, one of the more than 1,000 Ohio University students employed by Dining Services, still enjoys going to work each day at Boyd dining hall.
Green with envy: Next presidency needs to protect the environment
Nov. 2, 2008It won't be difficult to bid farewell to the Bush Administration considering its recent attempts at weakening environmental regulations before January, and it is more evidence of why a new presidency G
Hockey: Bobcats swept by Nittany Lions
Nov. 2, 200810 minutes was all Penn State needed to beat Ohio Friday night.
Field hockey: Sophomore scores in final seconds to carry Ohio past Missouri State
Nov. 2, 2008Paige Herr had a breakout weekend to end the regular season for the Bobcats.
Cross country: Beecham breaks records, takes individual crown
Nov. 2, 2008Before besting the previous mark on Saturday, Annie Beecham did not even know what the Mid-American Conference meet record was.
Women's basketball: Bobcats squeak by OGBM in overtime battle
Nov. 2, 2008The Bobcats' first exhibition game proved that they have more work left to do.
Routine test brings boil order
Nov. 2, 2008The boil order enacted at 2:40 p.m. Saturday will be in effect until further notice.
Swimming: Ohio drops first dual meets to Akron, Buffalo
Nov. 2, 2008After starting the season with a fourth-place finish at the Debbie Pipher Invitational at Washington State, Ohio looked to bounce back with its first two Mid-American Conference dual meets.
Your turn: Untamed couch fire ignites fear for sleeping resident
Nov. 2, 2008Couches are meant to be sat on, not used as firewood.-
Volleyball: Ohio draws even with Miami in hunt for division title
Nov. 2, 2008Ohio has been looking up at rival Miami for the Mid-American Conference East Division lead for most of the season.
Beyond the buzz
Nov. 2, 2008Alison Gay is one of the most well-known slap-the-bag players on campus.
Students, faculty win big with Fulbright awards
Nov. 2, 2008Ohio University was one of the top producers of student and faculty Fulbright winners in the country last year, and first in Ohio in both categories.
'Joe the Plumber' clogging discussions in Athens
Nov. 2, 2008Joe the Plumber Wurzelbacher has become one of the premiere talking points in the presidential season, but for Ohio University plumber Debra Rodehaver, his message is one of pander.
Women's Basketball: Randall focuses on team defense, gaining respect
Oct. 29, 2008Semeka Randall knew building trust among a senior class that had already seen two coaches depart would be a tough task.
Football: 'Cats aim to tame Bulls
Oct. 27, 2008This is not the senior season Jameson Hartke expected.
Semester Switch: Scheduling software lessens estimated cost of changeover
Oct. 26, 2008Owing to software that simplifies schedule conversions, a transition to semesters could cost more than $1 million less than a 2007 estimate.
New interdisciplinary certificate program to highlight Judaism
Oct. 26, 2008With classes centering on humor, gender and sexuality in Judaism, Ohio University's new Jewish Studies certificate program will come into its own Winter Quarter. -
Clown phobia spoils party for some students
Oct. 26, 2008As a child, Amanda Stuk didn't like to be separated from her parents. So when a clown pulled her out of the crowd at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus in Cincinnati when she was 7, she was terrified.
Bands amplify experimental 'noise'
Oct. 26, 2008The buzz in the Athens music scene keeps getting louder as noise pours out from student houses and uptown venues.
