Band shows skill, needs to find voice
Jan. 12, 2006Oval Opus' new, self-titled album features a range of music, from gritty rock to heartfelt ballads.
Oval Opus' new, self-titled album features a range of music, from gritty rock to heartfelt ballads.
For many people, Martin Luther King Jr. Day will cap off another long weekend at Ohio University with a day free from class. But for many more, the day will be punctuated by an array of community-service events and campus-wide fellowship.
Ever since 165-pound Ohio wrestler Kent Smith defeated Eastern Michigan's Chad Roush, 10-4, in the Bobcats' Mid-American Conference opener last week, he has been getting a lot of attention.
Of the 43 Division I American Collegiate Hockey Association teams, Kent State and Ohio are the only two located in Ohio.
I was sitting in my apartment Saturday evening, enjoying the cool breeze from outside until I realized my window was closed. And so were my blinds. And my curtains.
In today's society, music seems to mean something totally different than it did in the days of the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and the honest, timeless rockers. Nowadays, entrance to popular music and culture seems to be restricted to how many times you have been shot.
In a small classroom tucked back in the Radio and Television Building, students are conversing with peers halfway around the world - but that's just part of Ohio University's international experience.
Cincinnati-based band Oval Opus encompasses jazz, rock, pop and country on its new, self-titled album and is heading to Athens Saturday to play its fresh material to a loyal Blue Gator audience.
The Timothy House, a homeless shelter serving nine counties in southern Ohio, will hold its 4th Annual Walk for the Homeless on Saturday.
Although some visitors to Ohio University can easily find on-campus parking, various regulations on lots, and even the definition of visitor
Everyone remembers where they were when they heard the harbinger of unfortunate news. For most students Sept. 11 was one of those days. Personally, I was sitting in my Geography class my freshmen year on Sept. 11th.
U.S. Senate hopeful Paul Hackett will be in Athens on Saturday to promote his 2006 U.S. Senate campaign.
If history is any indicator, it could be a rough two-game set ahead for the Ohio women's basketball team.
The Athens County Engineer's Office could finalize the purchase of land for a new workplace as early as Jan. 31 pending the sale of its current East State Street location.
The Convo has 13,080 seats in its massive body.
In an effort to refresh and re-energize Ohio University Student Senate, President Brian Footer delivered his State of the Senate address at last night's meeting.
As expectations for the mall on East State Street rise, Ohio University students are weighing in with their hopes for the now financially dormant structure.
The Ohio athletics department will honor the life of Dan Lowe, former promotions coordinator and O-Zone leader, during halftime of Saturday's men's basketball game in The Convo.
Ohio University students might face a 6 percent tuition increase in the 2006-07 school year, OU President Roderick McDavis said at a news conference yesterday.