Making a case for: The women's basketball team deserves an at-large bid for NCAA Tourney
By Charlie Hatch | Feb. 9, 2016Sports Editor Charlie Hatch thinks Ohio deserves a shot at an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.
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Jake Owen and Brett Eldredge are coming to Athens for the 2016 Country Night Lights
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Feb. 9, 2016Prime Social Group has announced the first two acts for the second year of Country Night Lights.
Post Haste: A website wants to remind you Pat Kelly's still in prison; Morning Sech's is on the horizon
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 8, 2016For details, visit ispatkellyinjail.com.
People with disabilities often aided by bystanders at inaccessible uptown businesses
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 8, 2016The Athens City Commission on Disabilities is working on a rating system for uptown businesses' accessibility.
Editorial: Uptown businesses need to be accessible for all individuals
Feb. 8, 2016Bars and businesses need to work on creating accessible spaces.
Council talks Union Street renovations, murals and sexual assault investigation
By Brook Endale | Feb. 8, 2016Council meets to discuss Union Street renovations, the west side mural and money to aid in resources for sexual assault investigation.
Men's Golf: After loss to Miami, Ohio bounces back Monday afternoon to tie Xavier
By Pete Nakos | Feb. 8, 2016Ohio lost to Miami 3-2 in the morning and tied Xavier 3-3 in the afternoon round of the first day of Mid-American Conference match play at the Lake Jovita Country Club in Dade City, Florida.
Ed. Talks: Students for Education Reform find fault with existing truancy, zero tolerance policies
By Sarah Mikac | Feb. 8, 2016Students For Education Reform is led by a group of college students who are interested in the defects of America’s current educational system.
Church of the Good Shepherd, located on campus, is inclusive to all
By Madeleine Peck | Feb. 8, 2016The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd was first built in 1949 and has a fluid and welcoming congregation.
‘Pitch Perfect’ producer’s Vocalosity a cappella show to fill MemAud
By Georgia Davis | Feb. 8, 2016From the creative mind of Deke Sharon comes the “aca-perfect” concert experience Vocalosity, which will be at MemAud on Wednesday. Ohio University student a cappella group Title IX will open the show.
Two OU faculty receive award for their work on Preferred Name and Pronoun Policy
By Mae Yen Yap | Feb. 8, 2016Debra Benton and delfin bautista have won an Equity and Inclusion Award for their work on the Preferred Name and Pronoun Policy, which was approved in June 2015.
Men's Basketball: Ohio travels to Ball State to start two-game road trip
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 8, 2016Ohio travels to Ball State looking for its first season-sweep in two seasons.
Bravo’s Julie Goldman to bring her stand-up comedy from screen to OU’s stage
By ERIN DAVORAN | Feb. 8, 2016Hillel at OU and the LGBT Center will host “Comedy Show with Bravo’s Julie Goldman” as a part of the Performing Arts and Concert Series.
Tinder is changing college dating, but police caution users of its potential dangers
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 8, 2016As some of the country’s most “swiped-right” individuals, OU students balance the pros and cons of online dating.
Several arrests for underage alcohol consumption this weekend
By Julia Fair | Feb. 8, 2016Some possible Ohio University siblings were charged with underage drinking this weekend.
An American In Argentina: Confusion, excitement surround the move to a foreign city
By Melanie Umbaugh | Feb. 8, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh reflects on her first 48 hours in Buenos Aires.
Women's Basketball Notebook: Ohio win big against Northern Illinois, Weatherspoon returns to lineup
By Wynston Wilcox | Feb. 8, 2016Ohio get a dominating win against Northern Illinois and Jasmine Weatherspoon returned to the lineup after missing the game against Buffalo.
Hockey notebook: Ohio's recruiting trail never ends
By Andrew Gillis | Feb. 8, 2016Even with a national championship in sight, the Bobcats still have to keep their focus on the future.
Amplified Observations: Romantic poet William Blake lent inspiration to some of the greatest modern songwriters
By Luke Furman | Feb. 8, 2016Columnist Luke Furman discusses how Romantic poet William Blake has influenced contemporary music and songwriting through his timeless works.
Athena Cinema continues sustainability series with films about plastic, permaculture and bicycles
Feb. 8, 2016The Sustainability Series hosted at The Athena Cinema educates and provides awareness for environmental issues and solutions through the screenings of six documentaries.
