Bill Clinton rallies students in Athens
By Luke Torrance and Nora Jaara | Oct. 4, 2016Former President Bill Clinton stopped in Athens Tuesday to speak on behalf of his wife and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Hockey: ACHA announces Ohio to host 'Game of the Week' on ESPN3
By Jordan Horrobin | Oct. 4, 2016Ohio's Friday night game on Oct. 21 against the University of Jamestown will be broadcast online.
Bill Clinton in Athens today; Athens County looking at body cams for deputies
By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 4, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
City Council: New smoke shop applies for liquor license
By Bennett Leckrone | Oct. 4, 2016Chris Knisley announced that the silver serpent is trying to obtain a C-1 liquor license at city council on Monday night.
Dungeons and Dragons enthusiasts meet to play weekly in informal club
By Emily Doll | Oct. 3, 2016Students on campus who enjoy the popular role play game gather in Johnson Hall once a week to play despite not having an official club dedicated to their purpose.
HBO’s ‘Westworld’ debuts with a strong pilot and intriguing premise
By Alex Meyer | Oct. 3, 2016The show takes place in a simulated Western theme park populated by robots called “hosts” and visited by wealthy guests.
Decades after graduating, Bobcats return year after year for Homecoming
By Jess Umbarger | Oct. 3, 2016Bobcats will celebrate Homecoming with an “All Roads Lead Home” theme.
Dorm Sweet Dorm: How to spice up your morning oatmeal
By Emily McIntyre | Oct. 3, 2016Oatmeal, oh my, tasty new additions to try.
OU researchers use CT scanning to help discover new reptile species related to dinosaurs
By Kevin Pan | Oct. 3, 2016Anatomy professor Lawrence Witmer and research associate Ryan Ridgely from OU’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine were asked to use their expertise in analyzing CT scans to help find more information about the fossil.
Thursday Night Cult Classics: 'Pulp Fiction'
By Richard Morris | Oct. 3, 2016The Post's Richard Morris talks Pulp Fiction, which will show at the Athena Cinema Thursday.
Marching 110 alumni can relive favorite memories during Homecoming performances
By Alexis Eichelberger | Oct. 3, 2016The Marching 110 and jazz bands will welcome their alumni home with performances and fun this weekend.
Football: Three takeaways from Ohio's 17-7 win at Miami
By Andrew Gillis | Oct. 3, 2016It wasn't pretty, but Ohio got a 10-point win over rival Miami. But what did the game tell us about the Bobcats?
José Fernandez: What Americans can learn from the death of the Miami Marlins pitcher
By Jimmy Farmer | Oct. 3, 2016Baseball fans and Americans have a lot to learn from the life and recent, tragic death of José Fernandez.
Athens County Sheriff's Office prepares to implement body cameras
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 3, 2016The Athens County Sheriff's Office plans to wear body cameras at the start of 2017, making them the first law enforcement agency in the county to do so.
University operations will continue as normal during Former President Bill Clinton's speech Tuesday
By Kaitlin Coward | Oct. 3, 2016Clinton will speak at 11:15 a.m. at the west side of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday.
OUPD investigating third rape report of the year
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 3, 2016The Ohio University Police Department received its third reported case of rape Sunday.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: The importance of voting and seeing Former President Bill Clinton speak
By Chuck Greenlee | Oct. 3, 2016History is going to be made during this year due to the polarizing nature of the election.
Amplified Observations: Music documentaries cover the details not covered by the music
By Luke Furman | Oct. 3, 2016Music documentaries offer a clear lens into the life of performers at their most candid and unrestrained.
OU's FAFSA is due two months earlier this year
By Bennett Leckrone | Oct. 3, 2016The FAFSA opened Oct. 1, and students have until Jan. 15 to complete the form.
Graduate Student Senate to vote to officially adopt General Fee report
By Maddie Capron | Oct. 3, 2016At its Tuesday meeting, the body will vote to adopt a report about how graduate students use and value programs funded by the General Fee.
