Some seniors are stressing about grad school applications and tests, while some are still unsure if they'll be able to finish all of the classes they need to graduate come June 14. The majority, however, are focused on finding a job that doesn't suck once they graduate.
Coaches are seldom proud of their teams in a losing effort.
Caden Cotard is dying. All his autonomic functions are shutting down, and he wants to accomplish something original with his life before this slow-moving, unnamed disease finally leaves him dead. So Cotard, a theater director, decides to produce an ambitious stage project, where he recreates New York City in a warehouse.
Ohio University announced its new chief of police over Winter Intercession, making him the fifth person to hold the title in about eight years.
A senior studying biochemistry wants Ohio University to pay $1,340 for losing his iPod.
In an effort to reduce costs, Ohio University is considering combining or eliminating administrative and other non-academic jobs as well as combining colleges.
Jerome Tillman had seen the beginnings of a change in practice.
Kathy Krendl, Ohio University's executive vice president and provost, will leave Athens to be president of Otterbein College this fall.
A downturn economy did little to change traffic through Athens businesses this holiday season, though store owners did report more frugal spending patterns.
Hailing from the tight-knit punk scene of Denton, Texas, Teenage Cool Kids might not play the music of the popular crowd.
An Ohio University graduate student from Ghana died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head Dec. 27.
When someone calls you pathetic because you brought reusable shopping bags to the grocery store, it's definitely a reality check. Do people really look at reusable shopping bags, or any other attempts at reducing waste or environmental impact, as a reason to pity those who use them?
The Bobcats bolstered their backcourt Friday when the team announced former Indiana point guard Armon Bassett has transferred to Ohio.
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Although the governor announced another round of state budget cuts in December, he again largely spared higher education, a trend administrators appreciate but are not sure can continue.
Several loan companies have lost Ohio University's stamp of approval after they discontinued their private loan programs, dropping 445 total students.
Athens campus faculty continued discussions about forming a union last week and are planning additional forums that will also reach out to regional campus faculty, who say they are excited about the prospect of unionization.
Students are invited to literally bleed for their choice of political candidate at the Red Cross Pints For Your Party blood drive ' an event that takes partisan dedication to a new level this Election Day.
Ohio University officials presented a three-year plan to Graduate Student Senate for improvements to Hudson Health Center funded by an optional $40 fee that could become mandatory if the university approves plans for a renovation.
The Meigs County Republican Party could face a number of different consequences if the Ohio Elections Commission finds the party guilty of an election violation.
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