University IDs will soon allow all students, faculty, staff to travel on Athens Public Transit buses for free
By Nora Jaara | Mar. 30, 2016Ohio University will shell out about $80,000 for the transportation partnership with the city.
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The ABCs of Greek Life: Sigma Pi volleyball tournament to raise money, awareness for ovarian cancer
By Erin Franczak | Mar. 30, 2016The tournament will be on April 3 at 12:00 p.m. on the South Green sand volleyball courts.
The Athena Cinema to screen ‘The Princess Bride’ for students and moms
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 30, 2016The Athena Cinema will show The Princess Bride on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and 3 p.m., respectively.
Water Festival will celebrate Southeast Asian New Year
By Jessica Hill | Mar. 30, 2016The Southeast Asian Students Association and Thai Student Association will host Songkran, a water festival that celebrates the new year. Students can eat Thai food and shower the Buddha.
Bar fights often handled by bartenders, more frequent during fest season
By Julia Fair | Mar. 30, 2016Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle and local bartenders said bar fights are infrequent, but when they do happen, arrests are rarely made.
Crimes Of The Month: Crime Solvers Anonymous requests information about connected sex crimes and multiple restaurant burglaries
By Alex Meyer | Mar. 30, 2016More than two months since the investigation began, the Athens Police Department is still requesting any information related to three sex crimes linked with DNA evidence.
Late-night Nuit Blanche Arts Festival will showcase many forms of art
By Alexis Eichelberger | Mar. 30, 2016The all-night festival will feature students, alumni, faculty and more in a variety of performances and interactive activities.
Moms, students have many opportunities to enjoy the weekend off of Court Street
Mar. 30, 2016Many events, on-campus and off, will be held this Moms Weekend.
Letter: Senator Rob Portman should support hearings for a new Supreme Court Justice
Mar. 30, 2016Judge Merrick Garland is a qualified candidate.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Trump announces plan to burn down White House; officials 'might look into it'
By Marco Omta | Mar. 30, 2016“It’s not quite a priority,” officials said. “But we might take a look at what’s going on.”
Letter: OU community is always willing to help a fellow Bobcat
Mar. 30, 2016Ohio University is a community of people always willing to support one another.
Beyond The Bricks: Add Lake Snowden to your list of places to explore on beautiful days
By Leah Keiter | Mar. 30, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter encourages Bobcats to explore all Lake Snowden has to offer: hiking, fishing, boating and more.
Football: Offensive Line built to adapt after loss of three seniors
By Cameron Fields | Mar. 29, 2016Ohio is preparing to construct a new offensive line after losing three seniors.
Post Haste: Athens got a Snapchat for a day then deleted it; College Gateway will be open for graduation after all
By Jonny Palermo | Mar. 29, 2016The city still has a Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, though.
Football: Ohio looks to fine-tune little things as spring game nears
By Cameron Fields | Mar. 29, 2016Ohio's spring game will be on April 9 at 2:10 p.m in Peden Stadium.
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.
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.
