Michael Stinziano doesn’t directly represent Ohio’s oldest university, but that didn’t stop him from getting an earful from Ohio University students in his Columbus office Wednesday.
Dozens of students wearing orange passed out popsicles and campaigned on Thursday to make students hear their VOICE’s loud and clear.
In addition to the typical brownie sale, Students for Liberty celebrated April 20 by addressing the effects drug prohibition has on society.
Just 30 years ago, tuition, fees and room and board for full-time undergraduate students in public four-year universities averaged $6,381 per year.
A year after she finished her research on The Ridges, author Katherine Ziff returned to Alden Library to explain how she assembled her published dissertation, Asylum on the Hill: History of a Healing Landscape.
A political career of a lifetime for former political campaign manager David Wilhelm began in the sixth grade with a safety-patrol strike.
A flurry of activity burst through College Green and several campus buildings Tuesday as students demanded affordable education.
The third and last candidate for dean of students stepped onto campus and shared personal experiences he hoped would resonate with Ohio University students.
Between bricks and blacktop, Athens infrastructure underwent scrutiny and study from government officials Saturday morning.
In addition to high temperatures, students navigating the Stacks in Alden Library have to contend with the tarps and tubes that block sections of bookshelves.
Enough with tuition increases and “shared governance” — it’s time to raise a F.U.S.S.
After being closed for more than a year, not much progress has been made toward the reconstruction of Galbreath Chapel.
A new food buggy is bringing southern hospitality to West Union Street.
After finishing the 117th Boston Marathon, On-Lam stayed near the finish line while walking off his recently completed 26.2 miles.
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This Friday, there will be a method to the madness that is Palmer Place Fest.
A quiet day on the College Green at Ohio University erupted into a chanting sea of students protesting rising tuition as well as guaranteed tuition.
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