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Despite gray skies, steady rain and strong winds sweeping across Chessa Field, Ohio (4-8-5 overall, 2-4-4 Mid-American Conference) battled through the elements Sunday afternoon to defeat Northern Illinois (4-8-3, 2-5-2 MAC) in a dominant 3-0 victory.
Halloween is one of the most anticipated weekends of the year in Athens.
On Wednesday approximately 40 to 50 reporters at the Pentagon packed up their desks and turned in their press passes. This wasn’t because of politics or pay, it was over journalistic principles and morals.
The 2025 Security and Fire Safety Report for Ohio University was released Sept. 30. The annual report provides information on campus security measures, personal safety and fire safety across all OU campuses.
Friday, Oct. 10
Correction appended: A previous version of this article listed Appalachian Children Coalition as Appalachian Children’s Coalition. The change has been made.
Battle of the Greens kicked off Wednesday with the first of four showdowns. Ohio University musicians and bands across campus competed for the title of best band.
Ohio (5-10, Mid-American Conference 3-4) lost to Longwood (4-10, MAC 2-5) 2-1 on a rainy Sunday afternoon at Pruitt Field. The Bobcats dominated possession and shooting chances with 24 shots, but could not take advantage. The star of the game, Longwood goalie Sophie Mooldijk, made 13 saves and carried her team to the win. Mooldijk tallied her fourth straight game with double-digit saves.
Ohio looked refreshed after the bye week and dismantled Northern Illinois 48-21 on Homecoming weekend. Ohio (4-3 overall, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) walked into Peden Stadium for the final Saturday home game for its seniors against Northern Illinois (1-6 overall, 0-3 MAC). After a poor second half two weeks ago at Ball State, the Bobcats came to play early in this one, jumping on the board first.
Ohio (5-9, Mid-American Conference 3-3) defeated Kent State (3-9, MAC 2-4) in a high scoring 6-4 match. The Bobcats extended their win streak to three. The six goals marked Ohio’s highest tally of the season. The underclassman showed up as three freshmen scored. Tiana Nhamoinesu led the Bobcats with two goals, while senior Sasha Dikotla scored a goal and an assist. The Golden Flashes produced offensive chances as well, totaling 13 shots on goal from 19 attempts.
Ohio (7-14, 5-4 Mid-American Conference) came out victorious against Eastern Michigan (10-12, 2-7 MAC) in their second outing. Ohio played a much better game this time, with the game only going to four sets and Eastern Michigan getting blown out in the first set. With this win, Ohio officially has a positive conference record, propelling it from one of the worst teams in the MAC to the fifth seed.
Ohio (6-14 overall, 4-14 Mid-American Conference) extended its winning streak to four in a row after a tight win in five sets against Eastern Michigan (10-11 overall, 2-6 MAC). All four wins came against MAC opponents to improve the MAC record to an even 4-4. This win also puts the Bobcats right at the edge of the conference tournament with 10 games left in the regular season.
Ohio (6-14, 4-4 Mid-American Conference) came out victorious in a very close game against Eastern Michigan (10-11, 2-6 MAC). This was the first five set game Ohio has won this season, and the game also had impressive stat splits for Ohio. Four different Bobcats had at least 10 digs. Senior setter Kendall White was two blocks off of a triple double, sophomore outside hitter Sierra Evans set a career high with 10 kills and Emily Waddell had 10 blocks. Ohio dominated in every statistical category, but Eastern Michigan was still able to keep the game close.
Friends are such a wonderful thing. But sometimes they have to leave and can’t always be with you. What if your best friend could be with you all the time and know everything about you?
Last week, “Peacemaker” season two finished airing on HBO Max. Out of all the projects filmmaker James Gunn has done, this series includes all of the ideas that Gunn loves to incorporate into his various properties.
Ohio (3-8-5 overall, 1-4-4 Mid-American Conference) hosted Buffalo (11-3-1 overall, 7-2 MAC) in a game where the Bulls took home a 2-1 victory at Chessa Field.
Scripps College of Communication introduced an LED wall shooting studio in the Radio-Television Communications Building at the beginning of the school year. Installed in June, the LED wall is 12 feet high by 21 feet wide and is made up of 364 small LED panels that fit together to give the effect of one large screen.
Vibrancy Theater will perform Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Thursday to Oct. 24.
With Ohio University’s Homecoming on this weekend's horizon, many Bobcats may be too distracted to attend the second “No Kings” protest despite adamantly supporting the cause. However, by attending the event, change becomes possible.
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