The keynote speaker for today's African Health Summit was once the foreign minister to the United Nations, the first lady of Somalia and the first medically trained midwife and nurse in her country.
Zach Keen and the Ohio defense understand the ideas that coach Joe Carbone and his staff are preaching at the team's practices each week.
Concertgoers will have a chance to place a face on a familiar voice at 8 p.m. tomorrow, when artists Griffin House and Landon Pigg make a stop at Ohio University's Baker University Center Theatre as part of an as heard on TV event. Admission is free.
Just as Lovebettie is an indescribable word, Lovebettie the band plays indescribable music.
After a four-year hiatus, the alt-rock band with a fruit-inspired name, Cactus Pears, blossoms again.
Proposed changes to the Board of Trustees Audit Committee's bylaws might lead to disagreements between Ohio University and the state in a selection of a new external auditor.
A day before Ohio University's Board of Trustees discusses the presidential evaluation format, a trustee committee debated evaluating themselves.
After six years as dean of the Honors Tutorial College, Ann Fidler tearfully announced yesterday she will leave her current position to take up a one-year associate provost job, effective June 30.
Graduate students might have a college of their own, pending approval today by the Ohio University Board of Trustees.
If you read The Post on Monday, you may have noticed that Ohio University President Roderick McDavis made $294,665 this year. Among the university's other top earners were football coach Frank Solich, earning $257,162, and Executive Vice President and Provost Kathy Krendl, who made $245,116. These earnings wouldn't be so remarkable if the average salary for tenured and tenure-track faculty, the highest faculty earners, wasn't $91,995 and if the university wasn't hedging on whether or not to give faculty members a raise. Unfortunately, this is the reality of the situation, and it once again demonstrates that Ohio University administrators' budget priorities aren't in sync with the rest of the OU community's priorities.
Boo Jackson traveled a long way to get to Athens, but he still has much further to go before his real talent shows.
A plan to more accurately reflect Ohio University within the Student Trustee Selection Committee might also lessen students' influence, according to a Student Senate commissioner.
The coveted liquor license attached to Seven Sauces could increase interest in the building because of the limited number of available licenses in Athens County, the realtor said.
An Athens family recently offered Honors Tutorial College students their house on Mill Street.
When Athens resident C.J. Kearns started coordinating Designated Space, spoken word poetry readings at Donkey Coffee and Espresso, almost six years ago, he wanted to help local poets gain exposure. In 2004, he founded JKPublishing to publish local writers.
While some consider 13 an unlucky number, to Scott Winland, organizer of Blackoutfest XIII, it's a testament to the prosperity of a lasting underground music festival.
Dorm-dwelling Indians fans can once again watch the Tribe from the comfort of their own rooms.
Although he wasn't able to talk to The Post as of last night, the final candidate for Student Senate president said it wasn't because of his unwillingness to speak to the press, but rather his full schedule that prevented him from explaining his party's platform.
When Ohio University junior Matthew Burger found out he was legally blind at 7 years old, his reaction might surprise you.
One of the former Ohio University baseball players accused of taking bets on professionalsports pleaded guilty yesterday, leaving the other to find a new lawyer.
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