International Women’s Day Art Installation brings empowerment and information to audiences
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 26, 2019The installation featured artwork in various mediums portraying topics revolving around female equality.
The installation featured artwork in various mediums portraying topics revolving around female equality.
Where can we get Sister Jones’ barbecue sauce?
Katie Yun wins MAC player of the week after her six home runs leads Ohio to an undefeated week.
Open forums will be held for students, faculty and staff to attend.
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Graduate Student Senate will continue to push for independence from Student Senate after a resolution failed.
Nutritionists say despite the gluten-free diet trend, gluten is neither good nor bad in diets.
A five-year contract may give APD state-of-the-art body cameras and improved Taser technology.
Alex Penrose returns to discuss ‘Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers’ with host Georgia Davis.
An investigation found it could not be proven that the professor retaliated against the student in response to a claim the student filed.
The sophomore was Ohio’s leading scorer last season.
RallyCap is hoping to build the club in the coming years by getting more special needs children involved in the various sports offered.
Multiple university houses and buildings at The Ridges will be demolished.
Alden Library’s all-day event will promote awareness and conversations surrounding Appalachia.
The Bobcats went 1-2 against the Chippewas in their first MAC series.
Here’s a quick briefing on each character.
Ohio wants to bounce back after a series loss to Central Michigan.
The kid from Akron, not Michael Jordan, will be remembered as the greatest player of all time.
The cases filed against Husel will most likely focus on wrongful death.
The film shows a stark example of the stereotypical sex, drugs and rock ’n roll.