There are many different groups at Ohio University that help positively affect environmental action on campus. I have highlighted three different organizations that have not only played a significant role in my own awareness, but are constantly looking for students to get involved.
OU fraternities recruit new members and hold many events.
They don’t have cell-phone reception but they’ve got a grange and a pretty neat new wastewater facility. It’s the good-old town of Amesville, OH and they’ve got some things to say about energy.
The men's and women's cross country teams began their seasons by hosting the Ohio Invitational on Friday.
Some supporters at Ohio University are rallying behind Student Senate President Megan Marzec in the midst of the controversy she created last week in response to an ALS bucket challenge.
We have received 16 letters to the editor concerning Ohio University Student Senate President Megan Marzec’s controversial “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge” since press time Thursday. A number of them have since been published on our website, and we will continue to publish them throughout the week, printing as many as we can on our opinion page.
According to a new study released by the Entertainment Software Association, adult women make up the largest group of gamers! These women make up 36 percent of the population, followed by adult men, who make up 35 percent and teenage boys, who make up a minuscule 17 percent.
Welcome to my series of weekly columns on global-to-local feminism and activism, or as I like to call them, “the good –isms.” While exploring the past or present, famous or everyday people, I will take a look into those making the world a better place, even as close to home as our beautiful campus and community.
Those working in education in Athens County are unsure of how a bill to repeal Common Core in Ohio would affect life at work.
A profile on Steve Patterson, Dem. At-Large City Council Rep, who serves as chair of the disabilities’ commission and has worked to provide visibility and accessibility to the disabled community.
With two capable quarterbacks, the Bobcats have decisions to make before traveling to Marshall.
Women III art exhibit is a meaningful art exhibit done by alumni Kim Abeles and The Bridge club
A reprieve from fall semester academic fatigue is coming to •Ohio University students for the first time this year on •Friday, Oct. 3rd in the form of a short “fall break” dubbed Reading Day.
After dropping their home opener, the Bobcats rebounded to grab a straight set win over Virginia Commonwealth.
In their second match of the day, Ohio shined against Virginia Tech showing it was the more dominant team on the floor and won the Baymont Inn and Suites Invitational.
Ohio just wasn’t on the same page on offense against Kentucky.
Ohio struggled all night to hold control of the game allowing Texas A&M to close out each set strong.
Anything Ohio could do, Xavier could do better.
The Ohio men's and women's cross country teams began their seasons Friday at home by hosting the Ohio Invitational.
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