Soccer: Despite massive freshman class, two sophomores stand out
By Kellen Becoats | Sep. 19, 2016Rianna Reese and Mandy Arnzen's relationship in the back line is blossoming into a massive coup for the Bobcats.
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Division between African-American and African students driven by media stereotypes
By Hope Roberts | Sep. 19, 2016The divide between black American and African students on campus is widened by what little each group knows about each other’s cultures.
Football: Due to injury, Ohio left with few options to fill running back position
By Andrew Gillis | Sep. 19, 2016Ohio, hurt by injuries at running back, will have to use a freshman walk-on this weekend.
Thursday Night Cult Classics: Pink Flamingos
By Richard Morris | Sep. 19, 2016The Post's Richard Morris takes a stab at Pink Flamingos, the first in a series of cult classics being screened at The Athena Cinema this fall.
Masked man vandalizes signs at on-campus anti-abortion demonstration
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 19, 2016A masked man struck four anti-abortion signs with a nightstick Friday.
Voinovich School receives grant to continue University Center program
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 19, 2016The $150,000 grant from the Economic Development Agency will be split between Ohio University and Bowling Green State University.
Practice of yoga raises concerns of potential cultural appropriation
By Emily Doll | Sep. 19, 2016Yoga has become a popular form of exercise recently, but few people stop to consider its roots.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Carry yourself, and your opinions, like an adult
By Chuck Greenlee | Sep. 19, 2016Just because you don't believe in the efforts of an activist group, does not mean you need to destroy their property.
MAC Football: Western Michigan beats another Big Ten team
By Trevor Colgan | Sep. 19, 2016Western Michigan won another Big 10 game, and the Broncos, along with Central Michigan and Toledo received AP Poll votes. Cooper Rush threw for his 10,000th yard, and Akron scored 34 points in the second quarter.
Jews Night Out to connect Jewish students at OU
By Grace Hill | Sep. 19, 2016Chabad will host the program each week.
Alden Library houses hand-crafted Bible from 13th century
By Luke Furman | Sep. 19, 2016The Bible, handwritten and illuminated by French monks, is held on the fifth floor of the library.
Dorm Sweet Dorm: Four ways to jazz up your caffeinated beverages
By Emily McIntyre | Sep. 19, 2016Changing up your coffee can save you money, calories and fat.
Amplified Observations: Reggae contains a rich cultural depth extending beyond Bob Marley
By Luke Furman | Sep. 19, 2016Columnist Luke Furman laments the distorted image reggae has taken for public consumption, far removed from its original cultural spirit and politicking.
Ohio University Student Senate appoints first judicial panel in 20 years
By Anastasia Nicholas | Sep. 19, 2016The Judicial Panel will be responsible for judging the actions of Student Senate, ensuring that the rules and procedures are followed efficiently.
Football: Solich emphasizes red zone offense among other areas for improvement
By Cameron Fields | Sep. 19, 2016Ohio needs to improve its red zone offense among other things going into Saturday's game against Gardner-Webb.
'Justice 4 Tyre King' painted across campus
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 19, 2016The Ohio University Police Department is investigating the incident.
Post Haste: Football exceeds expectations; Pawpaw harvest less bountiful than years past
By Jonny Palermo | Sep. 19, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
Bobcats by the Numbers: Ohio University's undergraduate enrollment ranks third highest for fall 2015
By Megan Henry | Sep. 18, 2016Out of the six Mid-American Conference schools in Ohio, OU had the third highest enrollment for fall 2015 when looking at main campuses.
Clinton's free tuition plan might benefit public colleges but hurt taxpayers
By Lilli Sher | Sep. 18, 2016Hillary Clinton's campaign is calling for free tuition for families earning less than $125,000 a year, but not all are convinced the plan is best for American taxpayers.
Low enrollment classes continue to be monitored at Ohio University
By Megan Henry | Sep. 18, 2016Despite passing a resolution at January's Board of Trustees meeting about low-enrollment classes, Pittaya Paladroi’s intermediate Thai course continues to be taught at Ohio University.
