By the time Theo Scott entered Saturday's game against Kent State, only a sparse crowd remained at Peden Stadium, as it was all but a foregone conclusion that the Bobcats had dug themselves a hole too deep to climb out of.
Within a week, union member Larry Ervin was accused of threatening another Ohio University employee, put on leave, banned from university property ' and now reinstated.
After a one-year hiatus, the School of Theater's graduate acting program has restarted this year with a new head and three new faculty members.
The number of reported forcible sex offenses on Ohio University's Athens campus have decreased by nearly 75 percent, according to a nation-wide report released Friday.
The Ohio men's golf team placed 18th out of 20 teams yesterday at the Xavier Invitational, finishing ahead of Davidson College and Wright State University.
Sonya, a German master's student studying English here at Swansea who has befriended our flat, has become thoroughly impressed by the American education system.
A federal district judge dismissed a lawsuit Monday against Ohio University that stemmed from the plagiarism investigation within the Russ College of Engineering and Technology.
With the Fall Career Fair beginning at 10 a.m. today in the Baker Ballroom, recruiters from more than 130 companies will be waiting to meet students, and a good first impression can mean the difference between a job offer or a write off
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bob Woodward will speak at Ohio University tonight at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium as part of the Kennedy Lecture Series.
The same state fire codes that stopped plans for a haunted house in Athens have forced Scare University designer John Coen to deconstruct the Nelsonville haunted house project and move it to a new location, just days before it was scheduled to open.
The final candidate for the position of vice provost for Diversity, Access and Equity met with faculty and students at an open forum yesterday at Baker University Center.
With a score of 982, the Ohio women's golf team finished in10th place out of 14 teams at the Nittany Lion Invitational.
Hocking College is under investigation by the FBI for possible misuse of federal funds, a spokesman confirmed.
It might be early October, but it feels like Spring Quarter at Ohio University.
With wins in conference action this past weekend, Ball State and Central Michigan set up a showdown next week for first place in the Mid-American Conference West Division.
Every day this month, United Campus Ministry and three Athens Buddhist groups will hold an Interfaith Sit for Peace.
If you believe that Mychel Bell and the rest of the so-called Jena Six deserve to be free, then you have been played for a fool. Don't feel bad, though. Thanks to the efforts of the dynamic race-baiting duo, Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, and a mass outbreak of race-based herd mentality, the American public has been robbed of the full story of what happened in Jena, Louisiana.
Is Blake Loaiza serious? When I read her letter calling the LINKS program racist because it has requirements for its recipients, I couldn't believe it. I've never heard of a no-strings-attached scholarship. Financial Aid reports on its Web site that excluding Gateway Scholarship recipients
Whether you are aware of it or not, your freedoms and liberties are being stifled more and more every day. Our government is growing bigger and more oppressive (Orwellian, if you will) while our politicians are becoming more corrupt and self-motivated. From both sides of the ideological spectrum ' Democrat and Republican ' we see that presidential candidates are falling into the hands of special interest groups and major corporate or individual sponsors. The concerns of the common people are not what these politicians care about most. There is one presidential candidate, however, who is truly for the people. He is not mentioned in the mainstream media, though, because the media realizes he is dangerous. With enough momentum, he could be the next president of the United States of America. He offers solutions to America's current quandaries. He strives for a free society. He votes strictly in accordance with the Constitution. His name is Dr. Ron Paul, and he is a congressman from Texas running on the Republican ticket. But don't let that fool you. Ron Paul is a Libertarian and a Constitutionalist in true form. He has never voted for the Iraq war (unlike so many of our flip-floppers in the legislature). He has never voted for an unbalanced budget, unnecessary tax hikes, or the Patriot Act. Ron Paul is an advocate for states' rights, smaller government, free trade, less taxes and a non-interventionalist foreign policy. Ron Paul's vision of America is simple. He wants what all of us want: a free society. If you're interested in helping the campaign for Ron Paul, come to the OU Students for Ron Paul meet-up group. We meet Sunday nights at 7:30 at the Donkey. So choose freedom. Choose liberty. Choose Ron Paul for president.
Solutions by The State News