OU’s Senior Dance Concert looks to show off student talent
By Anna Gibbs | Nov. 12, 2014Four years of training culminate in this Senior Dance concert
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Prepare to Clown around at Jackie O’s with ColorDance
By Will Ashton | Nov. 12, 2014The organizers of ColorDance Music Festival are hosting a concert at Jackie O’s to raise money for the festival.
Ballsy comedy show to take place Friday at Donkey Coffee
By Emily Bamforth | Nov. 12, 2014Student-created 'Dicktations' to showcase penis-centric comedy.
Reviewing Rod: The 'external' president
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 12, 2014McDavis has received criticism for not engaging with students frequently enough, though he said the “strong leadership team” he put in place helps meet their needs while he is off campus
My professor is awesome. Yours probably is, too
By Joshua Jamerson | Nov. 12, 2014Ohio University gets its name dragged through the mud a lot. But we've got some good profs here, and some good learning opportunities.
Women's Basketball: Season Preview: Boldon looks to perfect Bobcats’ offense
By Luke O'Roark | Nov. 12, 2014In his second season, coach Bob Boldon looks to perfect their offensive motion system and improve record.
Red, Blue and You: Government should look at immigration from historical standpoint
By Gabby McDaris | Nov. 12, 2014There are multiple reasons as to why Americans are pushing for stricter immigration laws, but the majority of them tend to focus on a fear that immigrants hurt the economy.
Sports Column: Baseball’s most competitive division
By Jordan Randall | Nov. 12, 2014The American League Central is becoming one of baseball’s best.
There are five veterans serving in the Athens Police Department, and some say that veteran support locally is low
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 12, 2014There are five veterans serving in the Athens Police Department who say that veteran support locally is low.
Editorial: Show support for veterans every day
Nov. 12, 2014We should be more cognizant of what veterans do for us all year long, not just on the day we’re told to.
After a student sued Ohio because her dorm room was cold, the court ruled in favor of the university
By Suhyeon Park | Nov. 12, 2014Ohio Court of Claims renders a judgement in favor of OU in cold dorm room case filed by a student, as she failed to prove the causal relationship between her illness and the university’s liability.
Lean In Further: Administration should address bullying associated with anonymous social media apps
By Jessica Ensley | Nov. 12, 2014Jessica Ensley discusses the fact that administration hasn't done much to address the problems associated with anonymous social media apps
Athens celebrates Veterans Day with parade, ceremony
By Julia Fair | Nov. 12, 2014Athens celebrates Veterans Day with a parade and ceremony. Some thought student turnout was fine, others expected more.
Soccer: Bobcats look to the future
By Charlie Hatch | Nov. 12, 2014Ohio’s disappointing season won’t prevent the program’s long term success.
Resolution up for vote will reduce meetings
By Maygan Beeler | Nov. 12, 2014After years of weekly meetings, Ohio University Student Senate will vote on a resolution to cut back the number of general body meetings in favor of a biweekly schedule. Members are also looking to make it easier to vote for next year’s senate and assuring students Ride Board will continue.
Amplified Observations: Origin of the 'sneakerhead' theme in music
By Luke Furman | Nov. 12, 2014Luke Furman takes us back to the 20th century to observe the origins of the modern "sneakerhead" themed tunes.
Writers put power behind the pen for NaNoWriMo
By Sophie Kruse | Nov. 12, 2014National Novel Writing Month encourages writers to produce 50,000 word novels.
Sports Column: NBA injuries prove as setback for some, step forward for others
By Lauren J. Young | Nov. 11, 2014Before the season began, the Oklahoma City Thunder knew it would be without its reigning MVP and superstar Kevin Durant. Due to a Jones fracture, Durant is expected to miss about six-to-eight weeks. Subsequently, a lot of weight fell on to the shoulders of fellow superstar teammate Russell Westbrook, but most did not expect was for him to get injured as well.
‘Anything Goes’ is smooth sailing for Performing Arts and Concert Series
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Nov. 11, 2014Anything Goes brought laughter and joy as a throwback to 1930s entertainment and style during Monday night performance in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium
