Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell all got their starts at The Second City, a comedy theater and school of improvisation based in Chicago.
No matter how college students slice it, they are consistently drawn to free food. This Friday, South Beach will be bursting with Athenian pizza vendors for Slice of Athens.
The 2004 Green Party presidential candidate, David Cobb, spoke to about 70 students, faculty and community members last night.
Ranging in subject matter from the creation of children’s television to helping amputees after the civil war in Sierra Leone, 12 plays will be presented in this year’s 17th annual Seabury Quinn Jr. Playwrights’ Festival.
When sexual assault survivors complete a rape kit, they have to leave their clothes as evidence. Already upset, they have to leave the hospital in only scrubs.
Last night, 33 Ohio University seniors were recognized for their accomplishments in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community at Pride Graduation.
Whether it’s twirling in tulle, kneeling in neons or leaping in lace, dancers will move with controlled energy in this weekend’s Spring Senior Dance Concert.
Tomorrow night, 11 women will step out of the Appalachian foothills’ shadows to share original poems, songs and stories as part of Women Speak.
In the blind community, there is a 70 percent unemployment rate. Dr. J. Webster Smith, an associate professor of communications who has been blind since birth, considers himself blessed to be employed and has devoted his life to giving back to others.
Emily Prince’s eyes widened as she noticed a folded tweed skirt lying on top of a pile of donated clothes.
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