Turning the Tables on Art
By Brandon Carte | Apr. 10, 2012It only took two turntables, some clothespins and a few pieces of wood for Robert Howsare’s video to draw more than half a million views online.
It only took two turntables, some clothespins and a few pieces of wood for Robert Howsare’s video to draw more than half a million views online.
Ohio University will play host to several national figures this week as part of the fourth annual Schuneman Symposium.
Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine could be expanding its teaching past the walls of Grosvenor Hall by 2014.
A student-heavy crowd at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium listened to and laughed with Chuck Klosterman in the final Kennedy Lecture of the school year.
Doctors reached differing conclusions about the ability of Richard L. Merryman — a man accused of raping two young boys — to stand trial, so the Athens County prosecutor is asking the court to find him competent.
Friday afternoon brought more than just an end to the workweek for students gunning for a position as Ohio University’s next student trustee after five finalists were named.
Early Saturday morning, eight local officials piled into a bus with coffee and doughnuts to tour the Athens’ streets and evaluate the city’s infrastructure.
Of the $1.74 billion approved in Ohio’s capital budget this year, $300 million is slated to fund local projects throughout the state. Athens County could see about $500,000 of those funds for repaving County Road 19.
Ohio University could be forced to bid for a new recycling contract if legislation working its way through the Ohio Senate were to pass and alter the definition of “solid waste.”
Last week, members of Ohio University’s Student Senate found what they considered a “magic bullet” in the debate with opening Bobcat Lane. The excerpt of city code the senators referred to, however, may only apply to residential subdivisions, according to City of Athens officials.
The Post sat down with all five student-trustee finalists. Here's what they think about their qualifications, the role of a student trustee, student-trustee voting rights and important issues for the Ohio University Board of Trustees.
Athens Police have confirmed that no charges will be pressed on the residents of the former Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house, 12 N. College St., after an incident in which marijuana and drug paraphernalia were confiscated more than a month ago.
Culinary Services has made numerous adjustments to avoid overcrowding in anticipation of an increase in dining-hall traffic after Ohio University closed Nelson Dining Hall for renovations.
A venture-capital fund aiming to spur innovative thinking among students was unveiled Thursday, as two of Ohio’s major public universities announced a new partnership.
For many Ohio University students, community service is another way of saying, “I got caught.”
Five students have advanced one step closer to an appointment as a student trustee for Ohio University.