Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Combat dry skin in the winter with these simple suggestions
By Haadiza Ogwude | Jan. 14, 2016Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses various techniques to keep your skin healthy this season.
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Development for cultural competency classes in the works for next spring at Ohio University
By Candice Wilder | Jan. 14, 2016Two members of BLAC are designing Ohio University’s first cultural competency class that teaches about various intersections of race and cultural diversity.
Ohio University students brave cold weather, cold showers
By EMILY BOHATCH | Jan. 14, 2016Ohio students living in Jefferson, Washington, Bryan and Voigt Halls returned to a dorms without hot water.
Women's Basketball: The difference a year can make
By Charlie Hatch | Jan. 14, 2016Ohio plays Central Michigan on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Ohio University alumnus, top donor dies at 93
Jan. 14, 2016Ohio University alumnus Wilfred Konneker died at the age of 93 last week.
Battle to Legalize Marijuana Continues in 2016
By Nora Jaara | Jan. 14, 2016Efforts to legalize marijuana in Ohio continue with Ohioans to End Prohibition's proposed Cannabis Control Amendment.
Courtside Pizza's liquor license suspended; restaurant closes and renovates
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Jan. 14, 2016A popular bar in Athens has closed for renovations. Coincidentally, the establisment's liquor license has been suspended for the duration of the closure.
Ohio University’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration brings activism to campus
By Grace Hill | Jan. 14, 2016The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has again inspired a week of both discussion and action in Athens.
Southeast Sustainability: Consider the doughnut
By Austin Miles | Jan. 14, 2016Columnist Austin Miles introduces his new column which will focus on local topics through a sustainability lens.
Bridging Oceans: Consider reading international newspapers for variety in your news sources
By Brian Fogel | Jan. 14, 2016Media coverage of domestic affairs tend to have different perspectives and less nationalistic rhetoric.
Ohio University is a national winner of the 2015 GameDay Recycling Challenge
Jan. 14, 2016Ohio University placed first in diversion rate and ninth in total recycling.
DNA evidence connects two assaults that happened 10 years apart in uptown Athens
By Julia Fair | Jan. 14, 2016DNA evidence from a suspect of a sexual assault on June 20 matched a suspect that had been identified by DNA from a case in 2006.
Wrestling: Ohio fueled by Kent State rivalry, ready to show out at home
By Cameron Fields | Jan. 13, 2016Ohio will compete against Kent State and Clarion in back-to-back home meets this weekend.
Post Haste: Number Fest was honored among the nation's top festivals; Student Senate wants to help you buy books
By Pete Nakos | Jan. 13, 2016Number Fest is coming again this spring.
Hockey: No. 7 Ohio regains defensive depth for series against No. 16 Liberty
By Jordan Horrobin | Jan. 13, 2016Ohio will be gunning for a season sweep of Liberty, a team it beat twice on the road in late October.
Bobcats remain unbeaten in MAC play
By Charlie Hatch | Jan. 13, 2016Ohio's win Wednesday night reiterates the team's dominance in the Mid-American Conference.
Ohio University Student Senate commissioners provide updates on cultural competency classes, Bobcat Student Orientation
By Maygan Beeler | Jan. 13, 2016Ohio University Student Senate spent the first meeting of the semester discussing updates on commission initiatives like cultural competency classes and a possible increase in SAC and uFUND funding caps.
Athens photographer's work to be on display at ARTS/ West through Feb. 2
By SCHUYLER MORRIS | Jan. 13, 2016Athens resident Trisha Lachman's photography exhibit will be on display at ARTS/ West, 132 W. State St., through Feb. 2.
The Weekender: Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend
By Seth Archer | Jan. 13, 2016We all have a long weekend thanks to Martin Luther King Jr.. The university will honor the civil rights leader with a Silent March that starts at Galbreath Chapel at 10 a.m. Monday morning. The event is haunting and powerful, and waking up earlier than you most likely planned in order to march in or witness the event would be well worth your time.
Rhonda Vincent and The Rage to bring upbeat bluegrass to Stuart’s Opera House
By Sean Wolfe | Jan. 13, 2016With a musical career that dates back to her early childhood, Rhonda Vincent is an experienced bluegrass performer and a well-known face at Stuart’s Opera House. She will perform with her band The Rage on Sunday.
