HVAC creates detours in Stacks
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Apr. 15, 2013In addition to high temperatures, students navigating the Stacks in Alden Library have to contend with the tarps and tubes that block sections of bookshelves.
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.
Talk of North Korea and hellfire missiles will enrage or entertain those in Walter Hall Monday night.
More than 70 organizations and 1,400-plus students gathered at College Green Sunday afternoon to clean up Athens.
Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one specific gender, the non-gendered “they” is used as a pronoun.
The second dean of students finalist returned to Athens Sunday after six years away, hoping for a new job — and a hot dog from O’Betty’s.
The buildings at The Ridges run the gamut from conference rooms with chandeliers hanging from ceilings and high-tech biology labs to intolerably hot or cold buildings.
Just five months removed from an election season that saw the Democratic Party sweep the Athens ticket, the next has kicked off for six Democrats battling for three at-large Athens City Council seats.
Between a war that conceived a law mandating all South Korean male citizens to enlist, and mounting threats from North Korea, some Korean international students at Ohio University face stressful predicaments.
Plastic bags flying across campus, plugging trash cans and caught in the trees, have prompted Student Senate to take action.
After Facilities disposed of the pedestal mount that had supported Ohio University’s 10-inch J.W. Fecker refractor telescope for decades, plans are being put into place to attempt to replace the irreplaceable.
Number Fest fans’ anticipation continues to mount as Saturday creeps closer, when a sea of people will celebrate the coming of nationally touring artists Kendrick Lamar and Steve Aoki at the 11th edition of the event.
Although snow seemed to fall almost daily this past winter, the true abnormality lies within the previous winter, when Athens had its lowest recorded snowfall since at least the winter of 1969-1970.
In remembrance of those who died during the Holocaust, some Ohio University students came together to keep the voices of those who died alive through marches, and a survivor shared her own personal testimony.
Yellowing uniforms and tearing seams made Richard Suk realize his prized marching band does not look as flashy as it once did.
When crime victims receive threatening text messages, many law enforcement departments say victims typically delete the data and eliminate the immediate possibility of pinpointing the criminal.
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