The divide between black American and African students on campus is widened by what little each group knows about each other’s cultures.
Just because you don't believe in the efforts of an activist group, does not mean you need to destroy their property.
Out of the six Mid-American Conference schools in Ohio, OU had the third highest enrollment for fall 2015 when looking at main campuses.
Some in international community believe Americans are uninterested in global affairs.
Defensive end Tarell Basham is now the all-time sack leader in Bobcat history.
High heels are still popular after a long history of being less than comfortable.
When doing his best to drive a point home, one of our editors at The Post likes to quip that “multimedia is the future.” And yes, he is the The Post’s multimedia editor.
Ohio University graduate student Salma Alokozai, who completed her undergraduate degree at American University in Kabul, Afghanistan, discussed what the attack meant to her.
DJ Barticus will host an '80s dance night this weekend, and Hillel is hosting a Shabbat service and dinner.
A graduate student fled her country during a bombing and still has not returned.
The festival dedicated to Ohio's state fruit will include activities for kids and adults, as well as plenty of pawpaws.
Mary Morgan spent 90 years of her life fighting for women’s rights throughout the United States.
In the midst of Roger Ailes Newsroom controversy, officers received complaints that a plaque near the newsroom had been covered with duct tape.
Survivor Advocacy Program Director Kimberly Castor has two goals for this academic year: getting the word out about SAP and creating relationships in the community.
Carley Remmers has returned to the Bobcats after a 15 month absence due to a back injury.
Bar bouncing in Athens can bring thrills and fun.
When Kristin Waltz attended Ohio University in the late '80s, the pavement on Morton Hill was uneven, Baker University Center had not been built and the Survivor Advocacy Program did not exist.
Of students who entered OU in 2010 with a declared major and graduated within six years, 35 percent changed their majors during their undergraduate career.
A lot of OU students party on the weekends, but some are the party.
Garrett's incredible loss has shaped him as a student and as a freshman hockey player at Ohio.
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