Field Hockey: 5 notes before the regular season opener
By Matt Fout | Aug. 23, 2016A breakdown of five key storylines heading into the season for the Field Hockey team. The team finished 8-10 last season.
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Alden Library hosts Africa exhibit exploring Western and native portrayals of the continent
By Luke Furman | Aug. 23, 2016Alden Library’s current fourth floor exhibit “Africa In History” displays 19th century Anglo-American literary interpretations of Africa coupled with traditional African artifacts.
Post Haste: OU College Republicans will likely endorse Donald Trump; Bobcat football gets a shout-out
By Jeremy Hill and Pete Nakos | Aug. 23, 2016OU College Republicans will likely endorse Donald Trump; Bobcat football gets a shout-out.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Students should make their voices heard about next OU president
By Chuck Greenlee | Aug. 23, 2016With a new student president and a new university president on the way, it is important for students to consider what they value in a leader.
Dorm Sweet Dorm: Impress your roommates by making a variety of sweet treats
By Emily McIntyre | Aug. 23, 2016Impress your hall mates with tasty treats like taco dip, rice krispies and M&M pretzel kisses.
5 Things you can do now that Athens Public Transit is free for students
By Jeremy Hill | Aug. 23, 2016When the city of Athens made busing free for students, it opened a world of possibilities.
Amplified Observations: Heatmiser’s earlier version of 'Christian Brothers' is superior to Elliott Smith’s acoustic version
By Luke Furman | Aug. 23, 2016Small songwriting decisions make a world of difference in music.
Football: Former Ohio offensive lineman signs with Indianapolis Colts
By Andrew Gillis | Aug. 22, 2016Eric Herman signed with the Colts on Sunday.
Soccer: Three takeaways from Ohio's opening weekend
By Kellen Becoats | Aug. 22, 2016We may only be one weekend into the season but the differences between this year's team and the one coach Aaron Rodgers rolled out last year are vastly different.
Football Notebook: Ohio ends fall camp with no major injuries
By Andrew Gillis | Aug. 22, 2016The Bobcats are just under two weeks away from their first game against Texas State and have concluded their fall camp with almost no injuries.
Council: Halloween might be closing early this year
By Brook Endale | Aug. 22, 2016Ohio University, City Council and the Athens Clean and Safe Halloween Committee are working to close down the Halloween Block Party earlier this year.
Hocking Valley Scenic Railway strives to keep history of Athens railroads alive
By Margaret Mary Hicks | Aug. 22, 2016The only Southeastern Ohio scenic railway is run by volunteers and works to preserve historical railroad equipment.
Athens farmers experience average season after a wet 2015
By Sarah Franks | Aug. 22, 2016After a rainy 2015 growing season, local farmers saw a more typical season this year while still dealing with an ever-changing climate.
Volleyball: Ohio’s freshmen expected to play large role in 2016
By Ethan Felderstein | Aug. 22, 2016Last year Ohio won the MAC Tournament. This year, it starts the season with seven freshmen.
Students have mixed reactions to ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ despite its commercial success
By Georgia Davis | Aug. 22, 2016Students shared their reactions to the eighth story of Harry Potter — a play called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
WOUB to participate in training sessions through the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance
By Megan Henry | Aug. 22, 2016The training sessions were recommended to WOUB following an investigation by the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance, but the dates have not yet been determined.
College Republicans will likely endorse Donald Trump
By Luke Torrance | Aug. 22, 2016Earlier this month, the Republican Club at Harvard University announced that they would not be supporting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Fight at Broneys injures two
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 22, 2016The Athens Police Department is investigating the Saturday incident, which is classified as an assault.
Post Haste: Welcome back to Athens; there was a banner issue during the weekend
By Jonny Palermo | Aug. 22, 2016Post Haste is back.
Some upperclassmen still swipe into dining halls for convenient meals
By Sarah Franks | Aug. 21, 2016For underclassmen, a hot meal is just a swipe into the dining hall away while upperclassmen have to decide if they’re ready to leave that luxury behind.
