Baseball: Ohio can't get timely hits as it loses 6-3 to Ohio State
By Jordan Horrobin | Mar. 29, 2016Ohio has lost five of its past seven games, all by three runs or fewer.
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Softball: Dorsey and Ohio split doubleheader against nationally ranked Kentucky
By Nick Kairys | Mar. 29, 2016Savannah Jo Dorsey pitches 13 total innings in the doubleheader against the Wildcats and only gives up three runs and four hits.
Baseball Sidebar: Ohio and Ohio State reignite rivalry at Bob Wren Stadium
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 29, 2016Ohio State visited Ohio for the first time since 1993 on Tuesday evening, reigniting a rivalry dating back to the 19th century.
Lovers of hip-hop in Athens try to keep the lost culture alive
By Candice Wilder | Mar. 29, 2016Hip-Hop in Athens has been around since the birth of the subculture movement in the South Bronx 1970s, but as the years progress, the culture of hip-hop remains a mystery to most students on campus.
New vice president for Student Affairs excited to assume position in June
By Megan Henry | Mar. 29, 2016Pina, a Rhode Island native, will begin his role on June 13 after originally applying and failing to get the same position nearly four years ago.
Softball Sidebar: Deanna Cole becomes Ohio hero in a matter of days
By Jimmy Watkins | Mar. 29, 2016Deanna Cole becomes Ohio hero late Tuesday to help Ohio best No. 12 Kentucky.
Editorial: It’s important to vote for student senate
Mar. 29, 2016A good student senate can do a lot for a campus.
Q&A: Harvard Divinity School professor Francis Xavier Clooney to speak about Hinduism
By Bharbi Hazarika | Mar. 29, 2016Professor Francis Xavier Clooney from Harvard Divinity School will speak about Hinduism and the holy book Bhagavad Gita.
Student Senate will vote on eight resolutions before election results are announced
Mar. 29, 2016Though Wednesday night’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting will end just minutes before election results are announced, members of the body will be busy voting on eight resolutions.
Author to discuss fat and queer activism during Queer Studies Conference
By Michael Broerman | Mar. 29, 2016LGBT Center highlights events for the 4th Annual Queer Studies Conference.
The Reel World: Space, spiders and prom color OU alumnus' upcoming sci-fi novel
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Mar. 29, 2016This week, we take a look at John Hruby’s latest novel, "Space Spiders on Prom Day."
Athena to screen 'In the Turn,' host discussion about inclusivity in roller derby
By Mae Yen Yap | Mar. 29, 2016The documentary "In The Turn" will be shown this Thursday at the Athena and follows the life of Crystal, a 10-year-old transgender girl as she joins a roller derby group.
Oblivious Searchbar: Biker gangs and beer busts: Police stings are a devilishly tricky and imperfect art
By Richard Hwang | Mar. 29, 2016Who knows if that person in the corner is undercover?
Police Blotter: Someone steals all wheels from parked vehicle during otherwise quiet weekend on campus
By Bailey Gallion | Mar. 29, 2016OUPD arrested two people for disorderly conduct in the only two alcohol-related incidents it dealt with last week.
Voting for Student Senate elections open until Wednesday night, tickets still campaigning
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 29, 2016Student Senate candidates continued campaigning after election ballots were made available at 8 a.m. Tuesday.
Gamer Girl: Airbnb offers a solid alternative to classic travel accommodations
By Sophie Kruse | Mar. 29, 2016Columnist Sophie Kruse writes about her first experience booking accommodations with Airbnb.
A section of OU's Class Gateway will be accessible for photos during Commencement weekend
Mar. 29, 2016University officials made the arrangement after receiving what they called a "reasonable request" from students.
Post Haste: Say goodbye to Treg Setty with this highlight video; Escaped murderer caught
By Pete Nakos | Mar. 28, 2016Assistant coach David McKinley made a video reel of Setty's highlights on the team.
City council discusses raising pay grade, awarded grant for new recycling bins
By Alyse Peck | Mar. 28, 2016Athens City Council discussed raising pay grades to benefit long time workers, and was recently awarded a grant to purchase new recycling bins for residents.
Lactation spaces expose importance to help student-parents and faculty members
By Mae Yen Yap | Mar. 28, 2016Lactation rooms on campus could provide space for parents to nurse their children.
