More cars drove through the 2013 Community Disposal Day and Drug Drop Off event at Ohio University Lancaster than 2012.

The annual Bobcat Caravan makes its fifth stop of 2013 in Lancaster this coming Wednesday, May 15, at the Ohio University Lancaster campus.

The Community Disposal Day and Drug Drop Off event is being held at the Ohio University Lancaster Campus on Saturday, April 27.

An appreciation reception for Fairfield County teachers and Ohio University Lancaster students who participate in the OUL Educational Mentorship program was held on Wednesday evening.

Students on the Ohio University Lancaster Campus took cooking out to a new level Wednesday by incorporating a catapult contest. The "Catapult Cookout" was part of "Spring Fest 2013."

The people of Lancaster have the opportunity to see Singer/Songwriter Joe Pug before he hits it big.

Ohio University Lancaster Communication Studies students are working to "Spread the Word to End the Word" this semester.

A screening of the documentary "The Bro Code: How Contemporary Culture Creates Sexist Men" is being shown tonight as part of Spring Fest 2013 at Ohio University Lancaster.

Ohio University's Executive Dean of Regional Campuses was given the Outstanding Administrator Award at this year's Association for University Regional Campuses of Ohio Conference(AURCO).

Spring Fest 2013 starts on Wednesday with activities all over campus.

Skilled songwriter Joshua P. James, from Columbus, will be the opening act for Joe Pug at Ohio University Lancaster next month.

Two Lancaster High School graduates are speaking at Ohio University Lancaster on Thursday, April 4 at 6:30 p.m. about their work in the Brazilian Rainforest.

Registration for the 34th year of Kids in College at Ohio University Lancaster is now underway and some new courses are being offered this year. The program will run the weeks of June 10, June 17 and June 24.

Four years ago, Joe Pug was a carpenter. Today, Pug is an up-and-coming folk artist and will play at the Ohio University Lancaster Wagner Theatre May 4.

This year's Celebrate Women event held at the Ohio University Pickerington Center honored women in the present, who women will become in the future, and the women who got us here from the past.

Students from Perry, Fairfield, Licking, and Pickaway counties will be taking part in the District 8 Science Fair at Ohio University Lancaster this Saturday.

When Sarah Secoy of Lancaster was just six years old, the odds were against her. She was diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia. She was supposed to die.

The 2013 Sprout Touring Film Festival will be held tonight at 7 p.m. in the Raymond S. Wilkes Gallery for the Visual Arts on the 5th floor of Brasee Hall.

The founder of the Sprout Touring Film Festival plans to hold a workshop with high school and college students at Ohio University Lancaster a few hours before the festival begins.

The line-up of panels and speakers for Celebrate Women 2013 has been announced.  The annual event will be held at the Ohio University Pickerington Center this year on Friday, March 22.

African Americans occupied both the first and last places in the funeral procession of President Abraham Lincoln from the White House to the Capitol on April 19, 1865.

Newly appointed Ohio Supreme Court Justice Judith L. French is the keynote speaker for this year’s Celebrate Women conference at Ohio University’s Pickerington Center.

Ohio University Lancaster’s American Sign Language Club is sharing the love this Valentine’s Day by selling baked goods in the Brasee Hall North Lobby.  Members are selling the items to raise money for a spring trip to Gallaudet University.

RecycleMania is underway at the Ohio University Lancaster Campus and the Pickerington Center.  Students are being asked to sign on and pledge their support to the effort from the very beginning.

Ohio University Lancaster will mark Black History Month with an evening of music and historical reflection on campus on Thursday, February 28.

It’s the time of year where high school students start to really narrow down their choices for college.  Enrollment and admissions officials at Ohio University Lancaster encourage students to visit the campuses that they are considering.

Ohio University Lancaster has been chosen as a College Goal Sunday site for 2013.  This is the first time the Lancaster Campus has been a College Goal Sunday site.

Ohio University Lancaster Junior Candace Burns is part of a new group on campus and she says it’s been an eye-opening experience.  Burns is one of about a dozen students and faculty members that recently joined the group Yarncrafters for Lancaster.

Donation boxes will be lining the hallways at the Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center.  That’s because two student organizations are trying to help others in need this holiday season.

Some heavy lifting is being done this week on the Rooftop Air Handler project at Ohio University Lancaster.  A crane was used Monday to lift material to the rooftop of Brasee Hall needed to build a platform for a new air handler.

There will be a sea of green at Ohio University Lancaster | Pickerington every Friday.  That’s because students, faculty and staff are being encouraged to show their Ohio University pride on Fridays.

Human Services Technology Program Campus Coordinator Lisa Skeens is calling last week’s Domestic Violence Walk on the Ohio University Lancaster Campus a success.  It was the first of its kind on campus and she hopes to make it a yearly event.

Many newscasts these days start off with the words, “According to the latest public opinion poll…”  Ever wonder how public opinion polls became so important in American presidential elections?

Students, faculty, staff, community members and police officers took part in a two-mile walk Thursday afternoon to honor victims of domestic violence.

Students at Ohio University Lancaster plan to “Walk in their Shoes” to mark National Domestic Violence Prevention Month.  The two-mile walk around the bike path near Ohio University Lancaster will be held on Thursday, October 25 at 2 p.m.

Men, women, and children will rally against gendered violence on Tuesday, October 23 from 6-8 p.m. for the 7th Annual Take Back the Night at Ohio University Pickerington.

– It’s almost been a year since 50 exotic animals were released from a farm near Zanesville and Muskingum County Sheriff Matt Lutz says Ohio’s in a much better position today than when he pulled up to Terry Thompson’s farm in mid-October of 2011.

The school year just started, but it is already time for high school juniors and seniors to start thinking about where they want to go to college.  One of the first opportunities to do that will be held at Ohio University Lancaster September 20.