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After two days of frustration, Ohio closed out the first weekend in its Mid-American Conference schedule with a win over Buffalo. With a 10-2 victory Saturday afternoon, Ohio aired its frustrations and trampled Buffalo.
All Mark Sears needed was five seconds to secure Ohio's last-second victory over Rice.
Although it was cloudy and cold Saturday at Bob Wren Stadium, Mason Minzey was on fire.
Ohio has inched its way to another postseason game.
Fests are officially back, starting with the Milliron Fest on Friday.
Ohio continued its four-game series against Kent State with a doubleheader on Saturday afternoon. The air in Bob Wren Stadium was cold, but the bats stayed hot while both teams combined for 49 runs between both games.
When Ohio needed a man to pull them up in their 9-4 win over Kent State on Friday afternoon, A.J. Rausch delivered — twice. The redshirt freshman, in his first season as a regular starter, rounded all the bases and headed for home on his own will.
Ohio (8-6, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) took on Kent State (5-7, 1-2 MAC) Friday afternoon. The Bobcats prevailed late as eighth inning heroics gave them a 9-4 victory.
Ohio’s outdoor season got off to a rocky start after its mediocre performance at the Blizzard Buster meet in Oxford on Friday. Ohio didn’t hold its own against other squads, and it consistently ended up with middle of the pack finishes.
It’s hard to believe that in 2022, years after the emergence of the #MeToo movement, there would be a show that not only glorifies an abusive relationship but does so without the consent of the real-life survivor of said relationship.
Ohio’s back in the saddle.
Ohio University’s Latitude 39, a fine-dining establishment located on the first floor of Baker University Center, reopened Tuesday. The on-campus restaurant was closed at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, alongside most of the university’s other culinary services.
The Bobcats were given one final chance at a postseason run for the 2021-22 season when they received a bid to the Women's National Invitation Tournament. It was a beacon of hope after their season had almost completely derailed. Ohio was no longer playing like the team picked to win the Mid-American Conference regular season. It was playing like a mid-level team.
The current OU administration and its Board of Trustees are taking blunt and drastic actions that will determine the future of the University and wider community. Their latest move–another round of the Voluntary Separation and Retirement Program (VSRP) -- aims to slash faculty ranks by offering tenured professors one additional year of pay if they agree to either:
March is a month full of celebrations. From St. Patrick’s Day to International Women's Month, it is a month of honor, remembrance and revel.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill into law Monday changing a salient gun law in Ohio.
The double standards of western societies are once again discussed as we witness another conflict in 2022. After the colossal blowout since 2014 between Israel and Palestine, they saw thousands of rockets flying across in airstrikes and 100s of casualties. Refugees rushed to neighboring countries and Europe to seek asylum and look for opportunities for rebuilding.
Learn more about how Rent Free came to be, its shows at The Union and Red Brick Tavern, an upcoming gig for Mill Fest and its future projects.
Vincent Florist is one of Athens' newest bands, comprised of Ethan Philips, Josiah Slaughter and Dylan Campbell. With around 350 Instagram followers and two songs as part of their repertoire, the band is still in its beginning stages, but the trio have been able to play in Athens alongside other local bands such as In Flow and A-Go-Go.
Solutions by The State News