Despite fewer freshmen, total enrollment increases
Oct. 15, 2008Ohio University surpassed its enrollment targets for Fall Quarter this year, exceeding its goals for transfer students but falling short in new freshmen.
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Biden draws crowds to off-campus speech
Oct. 15, 2008When Democratic vice presidential candidate Senator Joe Biden stopped in Athens yesterday for a political rally, he received a warmer reception than the first time he came to Ohio University.
Fallen OU airman finally 'home to rest'
Oct. 15, 2008An Ohio University alumnus was buried Friday in Vienna, Ohio, with full military honors ' 38 years after he was reported missing in action in Laos.
Big city band eagerly welcomes Athens' polar opposite, small-town atmosphere
Oct. 15, 2008The distance between Athens and Pittsburgh is only 195 miles, but for Greg Dutton, the two cities seem like two different worlds.
Mismatched voter information leads to statewide examination
Oct. 15, 2008County boards of elections in Ohio will begin investigating about 200,000 voter records as early as Friday to clear up registration discrepancies.
Ohio colleges provide driving reimbursements
Oct. 15, 2008To retain talented administrators and coaches, Ohio University ' like other schools ' offers a benefit for employees who often find themselves on the road.
A Keane New Take on an Old Sound
Oct. 15, 2008Break out the DeLorean, we're going back to the '80s. No, Thriller isn't being released again. This time the blast from the past is from British band Keane.
Your Turn: Switch to semesters benefits administration, not students
Oct. 15, 2008In reference to Tuesday's editorial on the impending switch to semesters, the students of Ohio University and throughout the University System of Ohio shouldn't have to look on the bright side.
Wall-E is pitch-perfect
Oct. 15, 2008Pixar continues its unbelievable winning-streak with Wall-E, a film that is the studio's most daring, audacious project yet and one of the most flat-out entertaining films I have seen in quite some time.
Field Hockey: Brrring on the Spartans and Chippewas
Oct. 15, 2008Seen: Louzeth Schutte taking some penalty corner-esque shots before practice
The Love of a Joo: Young marriages bound to fail
Oct. 15, 2008The other day, as I was scrolling through my MySpace account, I noticed a former coworker of mine had gotten married recently.
Religious leaders limited in political speech
Oct. 15, 2008While religious and moral values play an important role in voters' decisions, the law prohibits church leaders from endorsing political candidates.-
Back Talk: Jackson talks about football, hairstyle, heritage, home life
Oct. 15, 2008Ohio quarterback Boo Jackson led the Bobcats to their first Mid-American Conference win Saturday at Kent State. The Gardena, Calif. native spoke with The Post's Steve Gartner about a variety of topics including his hairstyle and music preference.
Spice Up Your Life: Coffee addict brews her own, cheaper compared to Starbucks
Oct. 15, 2008Over the past few months, I have become a coffee connoisseur. It began with my internship, where getting up at 6 a.m. for a 45-minute drive became grueling without caffeine.
Your Turn: Union would not 'determine workload'
Oct. 15, 2008In responding to Professor Deeter-Schmelz's letter regarding faculty unions and faculty salaries, Professor Joseph Bernt acknowledged that salaries in Ohio's universities seem to be linked to university stature rather than presence or absence of collective bargaining agreements.-
What I do every week, pinky: Ride board voyage goes from good to bad fast
Oct. 15, 2008As a sophomore, I have a car on campus this year. She's a dark blue Toyota Matrix and her name is Lady Lightning. She's a hatchback and yes, that does mean that I can put more junk in her trunk.
Student Senate wheels out bike program to reduce carbon emissions
Oct. 15, 2008In an effort to go green
Your Turn: Faculty salaries depend on age
Oct. 15, 2008I wish to comment on Professor Bernt's guest commentary of October 14 comparing Ohio University salary levels to others in Ohio and to our peer institutions.-
OU GPA drops on sex report card, student feedback hurts overall score
Oct. 14, 2008OU isn't making the grade when it comes to sexual health, falling 30 spots on Trojan's third annual Sexual Health Report Card.
