The whiz-bang record-breaking release of Spider-Man 3 a few weeks ago was followed by sighs of disappointment and steep box-office drop-offs ' not a good thing, considering it was regarded as the most anticipated movie of the summer.
Individual style and expression from Ohio University students, faculty and a visiting professional dancer will shine through the variety of dances performed in the School of Dance Spring Concert starting tonight.
Members of Ohio University's Student Senate yesterday expressed their opinions on the campus' seemingly divided atmosphere and today's election and ballot initiative that gauges confidence in President Roderick McDavis.
Midwestern indie-rock is ready to make a splash into Athens with two gangs of twenty-something wanderers. The Forecast, a band that hails from Peoria, Ill., is a tour-addicted quartet with three albums under its belt in six year's time, while Coffinberry is a Cleveland band lapping up praise for its distinctive melodies.
Four members of Ohio University Student Senate are supplementing today's first-ever online election with a Web site that contains information and opinions about the McDavis administration ballot initiative.
Tonight, Anthony Rapp will bring his story to Ohio University as he discusses his book Without You: A Memoir of Love, Loss and the Musical Rent.
The annual International Talent Show will take place tonight at 7 in the Baker University Center Theatre. Hosted by the International Student Union, the show expects a diverse group of performers.
I am sad at what I read and hear in this community concerning issues at the university. We have resources to resolve the differences that are growing. Why do we not seem to use them?
Journalists are charged with keeping voters informed and politicians in check.
Major League Baseball could learn a lot from Ken Griffey Jr.'s XXL jock strap.
In response to Amy Robison's letter printed May 14, charges of bigotry and racism are to be taken seriously, and the way in which Ms. Robison has flung them upon any who dare speak in opposition to President McDavis and the Cutler Hall brass is appalling. Such painting with a broad brush is stereotypical and unjust.
On April 18, Will Klatt announced his intention to run for Student Senate president. You might think that someone like me who isn't even a student on the Athens campus wouldn't care one way or another who ends up being the next Student Senate president, but you would be wrong. Since deciding earlier this year to relocate from the Eastern campus to Athens this coming fall, I've been paying attention to events on the Athens campus, and that's why I know that Will Klatt should be the next Student Senate president.
Student Senate elections are coming up Thursday, and I hope all students intend to vote. Many of your classmates put a lot of effort into the student governance at Ohio University to represent you on concerns such as student conduct and discipline, LGBT issues, diversity issues, guest policy in the dorms, alcohol policy and more. This year there are two full-ticket parties, TOGA and PULSE. You might have seen their fliers around (or at least TOGA's).
College stereotypes come to life as the real girls go head-to-head with the copy girls in the new stage comedy Real Girls Can't Win!
Ohio University aviation student John Fry deserves his suspension for making threats and bringing a handgun and a knife on university property.
Federal Hocking Local School District has eliminated about $600,000 from its $1.8 million projected debt for 2008, but whether another $40,000 reduction will come from pay-to-play sports and other cuts will have to wait until June.
Dear Scripps Journalism Students,
At a time when science and religion are heavily debated, some scholars say that God is not a scientific element.
Rob Youdath, a senior from Painesville, Ohio, walks a slack line yesterday on College Green.
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