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Ohio Volleyball Upsets No.10 Kentucky
The Ohio Bobcats rebounded from their loss to Purdue in what is likely the biggest way possible, taking down the No. 10 Kentucky Wildcats in Lexington on Tuesday night in… Read More
Athens City School District Removes Donor Name From Stadium
A series of missed payments has forced the Athens City School District to remove Scott Riggs’s name from Athens High School’s stadium, as was first reported by the Athens Messenger…. Read More
Tobacco-Free Campus Policy Focused on Compliance
While students have become aware of a new tobacco policy, many are unclear of the rules and regulations around the policy. Ohio University joined many other Ohio colleges and universities… Read More
Moving Past an Error of Judgment
Recently I wrote about Ira Chaleff’s fine new book, Intelligent Disobedience, that explores situations where ignoring your supervisor’s command may be an act of wisdom and courage. In response, a… Read More
OU Theater, Health Sciences Students Partner to Save Lives
Students currently in rotation at the SHAPe Clinic, part of the School of Health Sciences and Wellness at Ohio University, recently performed extrication drills in the lighting grid of The… Read More
Ginseng Diggers Must Abide By W. Va. Laws
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Forestry officials are reminding ginseng diggers to abide by state laws as the season opens in West Virginia. The 2015 ginseng season begins Tuesday and runs… Read More
Kasich Disagrees With President On Mountain Name Change
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio Gov. John Kasich disagrees with President Barack Obama’s decision to rename Mount McKinley as Denali, the name used by indigenous Alaskans. Alaska’s governor and congressional… Read More
Ky. Court Clerk Has ‘No Legal Grounds’ To Refuse Marriages, Still Turns Couples Away
MOREHEAD, Ky. (AP) – The office of a defiant county clerk in Kentucky has denied a marriage license to another gay couple. On Tuesday morning, James Yates and Will Smith… Read More