Jitterbug Club adds a little swing to Wednesday nights
Apr. 16, 2009As students busy themselves with classes and work this quarter, the Jitterbug Club gets back into the swing of things.
As students busy themselves with classes and work this quarter, the Jitterbug Club gets back into the swing of things.
Like a barely known acquaintance, Ohio University Police may start friend requesting students on Facebook.
Ohio University Student Senate election campaigns formally began today with at least two tickets vying to lead senate in the 2009-10 year.
Before I start, if you are a fan of the show House, M.D., and if you haven't seen the episodeSimple Explanation from April 6th, then here there be spoilers. If you'd like to read my column (I really would appreciate it), you should go look up the episode on Hulu and watch it.
The parents of a murdered Hocking College student have sued the man convicted of fatally stabbing their daughter, demanding monetary damages for mental anguish and medical expenses.
On May 2, 2009, the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby will end with another horse necklaced by roses and another horse-owner with dreams of a Triple Crown. And me.
Another Bobcat game was canceled yesterday, the second in two days.
Although now residing in Ohio, the Texas roots of singer and songwriter Zach Parkman are as strong as ever on his newest album.
Three Ohio state senators introduced a bill that would require all students to receive a vaccine for bacterial meningitis and hepatitis B if living on campus at any college or university in Ohio.
Student Senate unveiled a new format for the Student Trustee selection committee last night.
In her books Lakota Woman and Ohitika Woman, Native American author Mary Crow Dog describes life on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota.
A grand jury indicted a local man on Monday for fleeing the scene of a murder with a 9 mm pistol, County Prosecutor C. David Warren said yesterday.
A former University Estates accountant is accused of stealing about $19,000 during the six months of his employment.
Music fans in Athens are preparing to rock as The Union's 14th annual Blackoutfest begins today.
The Bobcats will be seeing some familiar foes this weekend.
Ohio University's Office of Information Technology will slash $1.62 million from its budget next year, which will include restructuring a computer lab in the Computer Services Center and eliminating the network's backup Internet connection.
Pete Germano has inherited a defensive line that is thin on the inside, but strong on the outside.
Many Ohio University students live in Athens for four years, but rarely get to see a performance focused on the region's history and culture.