Murder mystery play to be performed by student troupe LFC
By Bharbi Hazarika | Mar. 16, 2016Lost Flamingo Company presents a famous murder mystery play, Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None will hit the theater this Saturday.
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Women's Center program coordinator leaving her post
By Mae Yen Yap | Mar. 16, 2016Sarah Jenkins, Ohio University's Women's Center program coordinator, is taking a job at the University of Virginia.
Softball: Savannah Jo Dorsey named MAC East Pitcher of the Week
By Wynston Wilcox | Mar. 16, 2016Savannah Jo Dorsey was named MAC East Pitcher of the of Week after pitching two complete game shutouts last weekend.
Wrestling: Ohio heads to Madison Square Garden for NCAA Championship
By Pete Nakos | Mar. 16, 2016For four redshirt seniors, this will be the last tournament of their careers.
Students invited to see, meet The Rubi Girls
By Mae Yen Yap | Mar. 16, 2016OU’S LGBT Center and The Athena Cinema will be screening a short documentary about The Rubi Girls followed by a live performance and a Q&A session at the Athena Cinema this Friday.
Beyond The Bricks: Experience the haunted side of Athens at the spooky Moonville tunnel
By Leah Keiter | Mar. 16, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter talks about why Moonville Tunnel is her favorite haunted spot in Athens and encourages students to see it for themselves.
Post Modern: Celebration of St. Paddy’s Day in Athens has shifted throughout the decades
Mar. 16, 2016Irish traditions are kept alive in Athens through St. Patrick’s Day various celebrations.
Sports Column: March Madness is a wonderful spectacle, an overrated event
By Andrew Gillis | Mar. 16, 2016There are a lot of things to love about the NCAA Tournament. Just not the hype of it all.
Football: Defensive backs prepare to be a energetic and relentless unit
By Cameron Fields | Mar. 15, 2016Ohio's defensive backs had 12 interceptions as a team last season.
Post Haste: Map pokes fun at Athens County's affection for Bernie Sanders; Statehouse race set
By Jeremy Hill | Mar. 15, 2016The map was made by a Cleveland.com reporter.
Republican Jay Edwards slated to face Sarah Grace this fall for statehouse seat
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Mar. 15, 2016Edwards garnered 12,107 votes in the primary Tuesday.
Kasich wins his home state, though Trump garnered more votes in Athens County
By Nora Jaara | Mar. 15, 2016Ohio Gov. John Kasich gained 66 delegates in Ohio.
Sarah Grace outperforms Eddie Smith in Ohio state representative primary
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 15, 2016Democratic candidate and small business owner Sarah Grace will face Republican candidate Jay Edwards in the November elections.
Men's Basketball: Ohio to host Albany in postseason invitational opener Wednesday night
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 15, 2016Ohio will play Albany in the first round of the College Basketball Invitational Wednesday in possibly Treg Setty's last game.
Women's Basketball: Ohio hopes to make a statement in postseason tournament game against Marshall
By Wynston Wilcox | Mar. 15, 2016Ohio looks to get its first postseason win Thursday night against Marshall in The Convo.
Student Senate will vote on 5 budget resolutions at its meeting Wednesday
Mar. 15, 2016The body will vote on seven resolutions, including five budgets. The other two resolutions focus on internal positions.
Clinton comes out as top runner in Ohio's Democratic race
By Nora Jaara | Mar. 15, 2016Hillary Clinton won Ohio with about 56 percent of the votes statewide.
Ohio University student advocates for woman at the Athens Police Department
By Julia Fair | Mar. 15, 2016Chelsea Pequiqnot, a senior studying social work, has served as the Athens Police Department’s Violance Against Women Act intern helping survivors of sexual assault through the court system.
Speaker to shine light on controversial racial problems in society
By Joe Williamson Cooke | Mar. 15, 2016Distinguished speaker Khalil Gibran Muhammad discusses his book and how young people can empower themselves in a racially-challenging society.
The Reel World: 'Bernie' isn't about the presidential candidate, but it's worth a watch
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Mar. 15, 2016Columnist Kaitlyn McGarvey argues that the 2011 dark comedy starring Jack Black questions whether some crimes actually deserve to be punished.
