Disappointed Democrats look to the future
By Luke Torrance | Nov. 20, 2016After election night, local Democrats are regrouping to determine how they lost the White House.
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After election night, local Democrats are regrouping to determine how they lost the White House.
More than 600 students are undecided within a particular college.
Ohio University students use tools like Amazon’s Prime Pantry to order non-perishable grocery items.
Ginger is a turkey whose least-favorite holiday is right around the corner.
Some citizens have spoken out about it, saying it infringes on personal liberties.
About 50 people attended the meeting Friday.
Susan Evans, vice president and chief of staff at Florida Gulf Coast, said McDavis has accepted a job elsewhere.
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The college still has about $73 million of the $105 million grant to spend.
It has not yet been decided if the event will be rescheduled.
After an application process, accepted upperclassman will be placed in Hoover House for their on-campus housing next academic year.
McDavis will interview Friday at 10 a.m. with the Fort Myers, Florida, university.
OU's pilot parental leave program will become the official policy by the end of the fiscal year.
The Department of Energy awarded Ohio University a grant that might make reusable energy sources more profitable.
The alert describes the suspects as two black males, one wearing a red jacket and the other wearing a gray jacket.
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A 21-year-old woman told police someone she knew sexually assaulted her at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Student Senate discussed the Bobcat Pledge and the increased number of hours student employees are able to work.