Local recipes attract crowd to cook off competition
Oct. 19, 2008More than 70 people crowded into the backyard of 35 Brown Ave. yesterday for the That's What's Up Chili Cook Off fundraiser for The Action Committee.
More than 70 people crowded into the backyard of 35 Brown Ave. yesterday for the That's What's Up Chili Cook Off fundraiser for The Action Committee.
Dressed in traditional Nigerian clothes, International Student Union President Bella Anne Ndubuisi greeted guests at Saturday's International Dinner, in her native language of Ibo, then in English, Chinese, French and Spanish.
After three years and many small battles to get it released, Arthur Killroad's debut full-length album, The Things You Should Know How To Do, is finally here.
After playing No. 4 Michigan State into double-overtime on Saturday, Ohio's contest with Central Michigan yesterday should have been no problem.
For many people, spending hours in a hot, dimly lit tunnel surrounded by cobwebs would be a frightening experience, but for Clyde Pierce, it's just another day at work.
What if instead of remembering your best friend's phone number, you recalled it as a yellowish-orange color? -
Athens may be a small city, but that doesn't mean there's a shortage of local artists willing to share their work.
Students can do a lot on Ohio University's Web site ' find class offerings, look at event listings or check their e-mail, for example. But some online services are poorly done and badly implemented. -
Charges were dropped yesterday against Asa Eslocker, an ABC producer and Athens High School graduate, who was arrested at the Democratic National Convention.
Edible eyeballs, hypnosis and a myth-busting historian will scare, mesmerize and educate tonight at Planet Ping.
For 24-year-old Tiffany Smith, an Ohio University graduate student, it was easier to obtain a federal loan to pay for school than a private loan because she lacks a credit history.
The Ohio Secretary of State appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether the office should be required to reprogram the statewide voter registration database by today.
Max Malone doesn't mince his words about Kent State.
With senior Jessie Martin returning to defend the goal this season, newcomers Jen McGill and Courtney Seiders never had a chance at a starting role.
The Ohio State Board of Education passed a resolution opposing the use of corporal punishment in schools Wednesday, according to a report from the department of education.
Athens residents may have to look a little bit farther than East State Street for supplies the next time they go into the wild.
A new Board of Trustees proposal likely to be enacted in January will prohibit individual members from speaking for the board and criticizing the president publicly.
It's good to see Ohio University faculty members taking a strong stance against unfair administrative policies.
Aadam Soorma is not the fastest Bobcat, but it does not keep him from enjoying himself.
The Bobcats have experienced the highs and lows of conference play in just three weeks.