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OU Alumni On Campus For Homecoming Weekend
By: Paola Santiago
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Ohio University's 92nd homecoming brings Alumni and Bobcat family members back to campus this weekend for a cornucopia of events. WOUB's Paola Santiago spoke with some people back in town… Read More
F-Rape Culture’s Second Annual March
An Ohio University student group formed in the aftermath of a public sex incident that went viral on the internet marched through the streets of Athens for a second year… Read More
Ohio Immunizations Among Lowest In The Country
By: Andy Chow | Statehouse News Bureau
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With the recent breakout of measles and mumps, medical groups in Ohio are ramping up efforts to encourage immunizations. When it comes to the percentage of kids that are fully… Read More
Bob Evans Farm Festival Kicks Off
By: Kaitlyn Roman
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A soggy, muddy morning didn't stop people from attending the first day of the 44th annual Bob Evans Farm Festival in Gallia county. The event kicked off 11 a.m. Friday… Read More
Ohio Officials Say Mumps Outbreak Appears To End
By: Associated Press
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Health officials say the central Ohio mumps outbreak that resulted in nearly 500 cases of the contagious viral illness has ended. Columbus health officials say they've logged 484 mumps cases… Read More
OU-Zanesville To Host “Faces Of Afghanistan” Exhibit
Artist and Navy veteran Skip Rohde will visit the Ohio University Zanesville campus on Monday, Oct. 13 to share his artwork and discuss experiences from a trip to Afghanistan with… Read More
VIDEO: Hocktoberfest 2014
By: Marlena Scott
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The second annual Hocktoberfest was held Oct. 4, 2014 at Robbins Crossing, located on the campus of Hocking College. The festival, sponsored by Rocky Brands and Hocking College, featured a… Read More
Climate Change and Human Security
Prof. Jon Barnett is a political geographer who investigates the impacts of and responses to climate change on social systems, with a focus on risks to human insecurity, hunger, violent… Read More
Banquet For PersonnelPlus Partner Businesses To Be Held
PersonnelPlus is a professional employment service agency that has assisted businesses with traditional and non-traditional entry-level employment needs since 1983. The host a bi-annual banquet in honor and celebration… Read More
Highway Patrol Adds 38 New Troopers Around Ohio
By: Associated Press
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The State Highway Patrol is adding more than three dozen new troopers in Ohio. The 38 cadets in Friday's graduation ceremony in Columbus are members of the 156th class… Read More
OSU Spends Nearly $900 An Hour On Band Probe
By: Associated Press
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Documents show Ohio State University is paying nearly $900 an hour for work on an investigation studying the culture inside its marching band. The Columbus Dispatch reports the university… Read More
OU Wants East State Properties Declared Surplus
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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Ohio University will be seeking approval next week from its board of trustees to declare large amounts of property it owns on East State Street as surplus. In a memo… Read More
Preview: Tri-Valley Wants A Challenge As John Glenn Invades Dresden
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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In 2013, the John Glenn Little Muskies fell to Tri-Valley in a hard-fought game by a score of 33-14. Even with that loss, John Glenn showed that they were no… Read More
Preview: Parkersburg Hungry To Reach .500 Against Woodrow Wilson Friday
By: Justin McCauley
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The Parkersburg Big Reds tough schedule continues this Friday as they welcome in the Woodrow Wilson Eagles (3-2) to Stadium Field. The Big Reds (2-3) have already played, and lost… Read More