Members of the Ohio University Diversity Committee, along with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Advisory Council, said they hope to gain insight into the experiences of students on campus by planning focus groups.
A former Ohio University administrator pleaded not guilty April 2 in the Athens County Common Pleas Court to four felony charges.
BAGHDAD, Iraq - U.S. forces battled the tattered remnants of Iraq's army for control of downtown Baghdad yesterday, crushing a counterattack and seizing a military airport. Saddam Hussein's fate was unknown after an attempt to kill him from the air.
The Ohio lacrosse team has started with a less than desired 4-5 overall record (1-2 American Lacrosse Conference), but do not blame it on the Bobcats-
Local law-enforcement agencies, organizations and businesses say they are well-prepared to handle sexual assault, rape and prevention, which is in the spotlight because of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
ATLANTA Connecticut guard Diana Taurasi tormented Tennessee again, and the Huskies proved they could rebuild and still repeat.
Musical artists of Athens are coming together to support another form of art the Athens International Film Festival. Tonight marks the second of three weekly concerts at The Union, 18 W. Union St., to raise money for the festival.
Ohio is taking a stand against sexual assault with a proposed statewide plan to reform the current sexual-assault policies.
Ohio University and Ambling Co. have more than three decades together on a University Courtyard lease that in the past three years has been a partnership spotted with lawsuits and construction abuses.
Students Against War, a recently formed campus anti-war group, is sponsoring a teach-in at 8 tonight in Morton Hall, room 235, focusing on the Iraqi Military Campaign.
The eighth-grade class from Alexander Middle School will be traveling to northeast Ohio instead of their original destination of Washington D.C.
With the outbreak of an unknown respiratory disease in Hong Kong and across Asia, Ohio University officials say they are in a "holding pattern" in making decisions about the future of scholastic programs in the region.
All humans are born with natural instincts. We need them to eat, sleep and breathe. But men are born with more than you could ever imagine, traits deep inside our genetic code that are responsible for farting, forgetting birthdays and leaving the toilet seat up.
Ohioans from around the state will gather in Columbus today to rally on the statehouse lawn in protest of budget cuts.
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