At first listen, With Love and Squalor by We Are Scientists sounds like a band I've heard once before but simply can't put a name to - the musical equivalent of a word on the tip of one's tongue.
Resident directors across campus will carry out their responsibilities in updated offices next quarter for the first time in 14 years.
Some Ohio University students and Athens residents, strapped for cash, regularly donate their plasma and make a difference in biological advancement.
The University Curriculum Council at Ohio University accepted the seven-year review of the Bachelor of Specialized Studies and Associate in Individualized Studies with one council member in opposition.
A Glouster couple is suing 66 companies that allegedly manufactured, distributed, used, supplied or installed the asbestos-containing products that caused one of the pair to develop cancer.
According to a new policy Ohio University's Office of Student Affairs will forward all allegations of hazing - regardless of the complaints' vagueness or anonymity - to the Ohio University Police Department. At that point, OUPD has the discretionary power to determine the legality of any reported improper hazing practices. The university should be commended for its restructuring of its protocol to ensure that all accusations are treated equally and that anonymous sources are taken seriously.
A proposed bill to prevent gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender citizens from adopting children - or serving as foster parents - has been introduced to the Ohio House of Representatives. Under the pretense of the bigoted stigma denouncing same-sex parenting as harmful based solely on sexual orientation, this bill is a grim reflection of unwarranted lawmaking at its pinnacle. With no real evidence supporting the reduction of homosexual and transgender individuals' civil rights, the bill seems to be an attempt to legislate right-wing religious beliefs rather than to consider the best interests of the thousands of Ohio children in state and county custody.
So Democrats have pushed U.S. Senate candidate Paul Hackett out of the race against Sherrod Brown, have they? Well, they're not used to winning anyway - they'd only have messed it up sooner or later.
Editor's note: This is the third story in a seven-part series about aging in Athens and concerns of soon-to-retire baby boomers.
Bill and Vonette Bright founded Campus Crusade for Christ in 1951, and while its mission statement is to turn lost students into Christ-centered laborers
The Athens County Commissioners awarded the bid for a waterline improvement project in Glouster at their regular meeting yesterday.
The personal savings rate of Americans has dropped below zero for the first time since the Great Depression, according to a report released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Customarily, at this time in the quarter many students begin to feel like the gimp water-buffalo that is holding up the rest of the herd by falling behind in their studies - textbooks unread, papers yet to be started, etc.
Hanging in Athens High School's McAfee Gymnasium are six old and weathered banners, each one displaying the name and colors of a different member of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League: Logan, Gallia, Marietta, Warren, Jackson and Athens.
Ohio University's Marching 110 planned practice location at Peggy Pruitt Field will be closer and a more convenient location for the band, say OU administrators and the band's director.
This letter is regarding the front page of the Tuesday, Feb. 7 edition of The Post. The question of whether or not Arab-bashing is newsworthy in today's political climate is only the context of the problems present in the layout of The Post's front page. The choice of the image of anti-Christian violence for the comic strip story demonstrates that your paper is more interested in stereotypical Arab-demonization and the emotional manipulation of the readership through fear than it is in relevant issues.
Like other Division I athletes across the country, Ohio thrower Eric Bildstein will use an extra year of eligibility, granted by the NCAA, to fully recover from injury and surgery. However, unlike other college athletes, Bildstein suffered his injuries while serving in Iraq.
Not even a year after Ohio guard Jeremy Fears helped lead the Bobcats to a Mid-American Conference Tournament championship, the sophomore point guard has taken a leave of absence from the Ohio men's basketball team.
Editor's note: This is the second story in a seven-part series about aging in Athens and the concerns of soon-to-retired baby boomers.
Athens residents and Ohio University students proposed making Halloween more of a money-generating community festival at the first-ever Conversations with Council last night.
Solutions by The State News