Bobcats and Ballgowns creates magic across Athens
Since its formation last fall, Bobcats and Ballgowns has worked to bring magic to Athens through princess performances.
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Since its formation last fall, Bobcats and Ballgowns has worked to bring magic to Athens through princess performances.
After an “up and down season,” as Ohio head coach Jeff Boals put it, the Bobcats seemed to have gained some momentum heading into the first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament against Kent State.
No. 5 Ohio found it three hours north of Athens in Cleveland to take on No. 4 Central Michigan in the first round of the Mid-American Conference tournament. This game was a rematch of the overtime thriller in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, earlier this season that saw the Bobcats beat the Chippewas 85-83 to open up MAC play.
Ohio (15-16 overall, 9-9 Mid-American Conference) fell in heartbreaking fashion to the nationally ranked Miami Redhawks (31-0 overall, 18-0 MAC) in its final game of the regular season. This rendition of the Battle of the Bricks was one of the best games of the year. It ended 110-108, but these teams needed overtime to decide a winner of this chaotic matchup.
Ohio (17-12, 11-7 Mid-American Conference) defeated Miami (25-6, 16-2 MAC) by a dominant score of 77-62. In what was the last showing of the regular season for both teams, Ohio took down the top-seeded MAC team in Miami by winning the shooting battle.
Inked into the left rib cage, underneath thick layers of protective padding, a tattoo detailing areas of west Athens inside a sketch of a house reminded the hockey goalie of years that turned her dreams into a reality.
On Wednesday, Court Street was brimming with Ohio University Bobcats decked out in their green outfits, passionate about Green Beer Day, a day dedicated to drinking alcohol and socialization between students.
The spotted lanternfly population has become an increasingly large problem in Ohio, leading the Department of Agriculture to instate a statewide quarantine.
Ohio (15-15 overall) has punched its ticket to Cleveland next week, but before taking the trip up north for the Mid-American Conference Tournament, the Bobcats will finish off their regular season with a matchup against arch-rival Miami (30-0 overall), which is looking to finish off its undefeated regular season.
Walk through the aisles of REI, L.L. Bean or any outdoor retailer with a clothing section, and you will find a piece of apparel with an outrageous price tag.
The eighth installment of “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” brought back all of the drama from the 2025 F1 season. Between rookie races, driver trades and team reconstructions, this season covered what was one of the most competitive F1 seasons in recent years.
The NAACP Image Awards aired Saturday and honored a multitude of Black entertainers, artists and media. The show also showed support for Delory Lindo and Michael B. Jordan in regard to the British Academy Film Awards slur incident.
Graduate student guard Aliah McWhorter has played a huge role in her second season as a Bobcat, as she has been a big leader in her team's 2025-26 campaign and its push for the Mid-American Conference tournament. She is currently third on her team in scoring this season, second in field goal percentage and fourth in blocks.
After two years at Clemson, guard Bella Ranallo transferred to Ohio as a redshirt sophomore. In her freshman season, she had only played in seven games.
Since its formation, The Swift Society has provided students with a space to celebrate Taylor Swift’s music while building connections.
Capcom’s "Resident Evil" is back and better than ever with the ninth installment to the survival horror game series, "Resident Evil Requiem."
I recently watched college basketball insider Jeff Goodman interview Johnny Dawkins, the head coach of the University of Central Florida’s men’s basketball team. It made me realize something I already knew, but brought it to life even more after watching. I have been incredibly impressed with UCF’s current season, and Dawkins’ interview has me thinking about how little media coverage he and his team have gotten.
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