Mood disorders, such as depression and bipolar disorder, are among the most common mental illnesses on college campuses and have increased in recent years, according to a 2000 study by the American College Health Association's National College Health Assessment.
Members of Hillel and Campus Crusade for Christ gathered yesterday in Baker Center to discuss sex, love and religion in an open forum.
To spark a mock evaluation testing the county's disaster response, two fuel tanks and a fuel truck exploded Saturday at the Tri-County Career Center.
VATICAN CITY -Responding to Pope John Paul II's request, the Vatican will depart from centuries-old tradition by ringing bells in addition to sending up white smoke to signal the election of his successor.
Athens commissioners seek state help to save program The Hocking. Athens. Perry Community Action Program (HAPCAP) possibly will lose state Head Start program funding and Head Start centers.
MOSUL, Iraq -For soldiers inside the U.S. Army's newest troop transport vehicle, the armored combat Stryker rides like a cross-town bus as it sways softly atop its rubber tires, its brakes hissing quietly.
Police arrested an Ohio University senior carrying two loaded guns in Alden Library last night, after he had held his roommate at gunpoint Monday.
NANJING, China -At the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, signs of Japanese wartime atrocities are everywhere. Gory photos and engraved stone tablets exhort visitors to remember that past and hold Tokyo to account.
The Ohio offense put on a hitting show as it beat Xavier 15-0 yesterday for it fifth straight win.
Here in Athens, you don't have to know someone's name to know who they are. If you tend to leave your abode more than twice a week, you may come to find yourself known as a regular somewhere, where someone knows you as that person. Or, you might have a that person of your own.
Further discussion of the proposal to renovate a portion of East Union Street known as Jeff Hill will not be seen again on the Athens City Council agenda for some time.
NEW YORK -Peter Jennings, who revealed yesterday that he has lung cancer, plans to continue on World News Tonight as much as he can after beginning chemotherapy next week.
The Ball State baseball team jumped out to a 6-0 record within the Mid-American Conference for the first time in school history after sweeping Northern Illinois last weekend.
INDIANAPOLIS -Baylor's motto was Finish the job. Emily Niemann couldn't wait to get started.
Brushes with greatness are sometimes borne in the most mundane of circumstances, and that evening in Athens, Ohio, we were feeling particularly mundane.
The Bobcats tasted victory for the first time in nearly two weeks yesterday, snapping an eight-game losing streak. However, the victory was quickly replaced with the sting of defeat against Youngstown State.
After a hearing yesterday, an Athens judge decided to review further evidence before ruling on a motion to suppress the confession of a man who is charged with kidnapping a Bowling Green State University student in January.
CHICAGO -The Cleveland Indians and All-Star catcher Victor Martinez agreed yesterday to a $15.5 million, five-year contract that includes a team option for 2010.
LONDON -Prince Charles' wedding to Camilla Parker Bowles -beset by problems since it was first announced -now has been postponed a day to avoid conflicting with the funeral of Pope John Paul II.
Solutions by The State News