Ohio will be an important win for Republicans
By Nora Jaara | Mar. 13, 2016Four presidential candidates come into focus for the Ohio primary.
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Nelsonville Music Festival lineup gets a little louder with Gillian Welch, Lake Street Dive
By Michael Broerman | Mar. 13, 2016Stuart's Opera House announced another round of additions to the lineup for the 12th-annual Nelsonville Music Fest.
From the News desk: The best of Mill Fest; A big thank you to all Mill Fest party goers
Mar. 13, 2016Check out Mill fest from the reporters point of view, including some of our favorite quotes.
Technobabble: Are Bitmojis one of the best things to happen to the Internet?
By Clare Palo | Mar. 13, 2016Columnist Clare Palo writes about Bitmojis, the cartoon avatars that say everything you can't.
Women activists to discuss issues on gender inequality and public policy
By Jess Umbarger | Mar. 13, 2016Google Hangout hosted by the Women’s Center brings six activists from 3 different countries to answer questions about public policies and how they aren’t equal to the genders.
Men's Basketball: Don't let the Bobcats' bright future distract from the strides they made this season
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 13, 2016Ohio lost to Buffalo in the MAC Tournament, but the future is bright for the Bobcats.
City council to host presentation on affordable housing, discuss street closures for Boogie on the Bricks
By Alyse Peck | Mar. 13, 2016Athens City Council will see a presentation on affordable housing.
Ohio University partially compliant in statewide public records audit
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 13, 2016Of five records requested from Ohio University, two were denied or obstructed.
Query a Queer: A reflection speech from LGBT Pride Week 2016
By delfin Bautista | Mar. 13, 2016delfin bautista, the director of the LGBT Center at Ohio University, gave this reflection speech March 8.
GenFKD to empower women through business with organizational fair
By Michael Broerman | Mar. 13, 2016GenFKD’s event to allow millennials the opportunity to break into the business world.
Closer Than They Appear: Presidential campaign has become a detriment to Americans’ scope of important news
By Anna Ayers | Mar. 13, 2016Columnist Anna Ayers argues that the current presidential race is harming the intake of important news and the future of America.
Letter: If you agree with Sanders, vote for him March 15
Mar. 13, 2016With Ohio’s primary rapidly approaching, I would like to encourage people who agree with Sen. Sanders’ message to vote for him.
Living on Mill Street comes with keg expenses, locking doors
By Julia Fair | Mar. 13, 2016Some Ohio University students who live on fest streets can spend thousands on kegs and cases for the masses.
After leaving Brazil, Mateus Vakuda realizing dream as a Bobcat
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 13, 2016In 2013, Mateus Vakuda left Brazil in pursuit of a baseball career. After a short stint in Los Angeles, he's now happy to be a Bobcat.
With approval of master plan, campus could change in next 10 years
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 13, 2016Ohio University will likely undertake new construction and renovation projects after the Board of Trustees unanimously approved the Comprehensive Master Plan at its board meeting Friday.
Swimming and Diving: Final day of NCAA Zone 'C' Championships
By Spencer Holbrook | Mar. 13, 2016Ohio diving finished its season out Saturday behind performances from Olivia Dillon and Haleigh Bartlett.
Ira Glass discusses 'This American Life,' party schools and Guantanamo Bay
By Sean Wolfe | Mar. 12, 2016In “Reinventing Radio: An Evening with Ira Glass,” the award-winning radio broadcaster spoke about how he and his reporters find stories and played clips from throughout the history of the program.
Baseball: Ohio makes adjustments, takes two of three from IPFW
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 12, 2016After a disappointing home opener, Ohio sweeps the double header against IPFW to take the series.
Fewer arrests at this year's 'nuts' Mill Fest
By Julia Fair | Mar. 12, 2016Low arrest numbers and OU students in fest gear kicked off the first fest of the season Saturday afternoon.
Audit: Nearly half of Ohio public university employees asked for records failed to follow state law
By Will Drabold | Mar. 12, 2016At Ohio’s public universities, nearly half of employees who were asked for public records failed to follow state law, according to results of a public records audit led by The Post.
