Women's Basketball: Ohio picks up a close win against Indiana State
Ohio (3-5) hosted the Indiana State Sycamores (4-5) in a crucial non-conference matchup for Ohio.
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Ohio (3-5) hosted the Indiana State Sycamores (4-5) in a crucial non-conference matchup for Ohio.
Ohio University held its fall commencement ceremony Saturday at 2 p.m. at The Convo. The commencement included all undergraduate students, master's and doctoral graduates.
Ohio got itself back on track on Saturday evening by defeating Drexel with a strong comeback to pick up its third win in duals on the season. The action was held in Vincent, Ohio. Despite the venue change, Ohio shook off a slow start to emerge victorious in its last action in Ohio for over one month.
Ohio's 41-21 win over Georgia Southern in the Myrtle Beach Bowl not only secured back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time in program history but also saw a record-breaking performance from running-back Rickey Hunt and a five takeaway day from its defense.
Ohio (9-3, 6-2 Mid-American Conference) is looking for its 10th win of the season in the Myrtle Beach Bowl against Georgia Southern (6-6, 3-5 Sun Belt Conference). What has been an, at times, disappointing season given the MAC Championship expectations, Ohio still has a chance to take the program to new heights. With a win on Saturday, Ohio would win 10 games in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history.
In a two-game road series against Michigan, Ohio lost its first game on Friday 3-2 but bounced back on Saturday to win 5-1.
The Ohio University Police Department received a report Sunday for aggravated menacing with firearms that occurred early in the morning on E. Union Street near University Terrace.
The 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, form won’t be available until late December, according to an OU press release.
Ohio (2-1) lost the first match of its season to Navy (5-0) on Sunday, 27-12, despite looking strong out of the gate.
Ohio didn't play at its highest level in the game's first 38 minutes against Marshall but still found a way to cling to a 69-62 lead with 2:11 to go. Ohio was outscored 12-0 in the game's final two minutes to suffer arguably its most disappointing loss of the season, 74-69.
“Today was spectacular,” said Ohio Coach Bob Boldon. “It was one of the best shooting performances I’ve ever seen.”
Although Ohio (2-5) remained competitive in the first half with Syracuse (8-1), the game would end with Ohio falling by a final score of 62-82 in The Convo.
The Athens drag scene is one that simply cannot be ignored. Four different drag queens came together at The Union Bar, located at 18 W Union St., on Thursday evening for the “Queens for Seams” drag show, put on by Thread Magazine. The show was undeniably one that everyone could enjoy, with queens Rayley Saphron, Judy Chiffon, Viola Braider Knights and Athena Raynn headlining the show
Ohio swept Kent State in a two-game weekend series to elevate its record to 15-7. With back-to-back wins, Ohio now also holds a seven-game winning streak.
Seigfred Hall houses the nationally ranked Ohio University Ceramics program, where clay cultivates creativity. Students and faculty alike utilize studio spaces to create intricate, meticulously sculpted artwork. The annual OU Ceramics Exhibition and Pottery Sale allows artists to share those creations with the Athens and OU communities.
Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was packed Wednesday night with cowboy hats and tapping boots as Greylan James and Scotty McCreery belted out some of their fan-favorite songs such as “Young Man” and “In Between.”
I don’t really care what Brittany Broski has to say about the genocide that’s happening in the Gaza Strip.
On Court Street, storefronts are adorned with festive decor. Every coffee shop has begun selling holiday-themed treats. The bricks are illuminated by blue and white string lights. There’s no place like "hOUme" for the holidays.
Ohio (5-3) will look to make up for a poor midweek showing against Youngstown State when it takes on Marshall (2-6) this Saturday.