Football: Ohio announces its future non-conference schedule
By Luke O'Roark | Dec. 1, 2015Ohio football will play Kansas, Cincinnati, Virginia, Tennessee and Marshall over the next six seasons.
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Athens and Ohio University offer many locations for those students studying for finals week
By Grace Hill | Dec. 1, 2015Students can frequent a mix of community establishments and university buildings when looking for study locations during exam week.
Small majors give personalized experience, but not always small classes
By Taylor Maple | Dec. 1, 2015Some majors have more than 1,000 students enrolled while others have fewer than 10.
Athena Cinema screening holiday classics
By Hannah Wintucky | Dec. 1, 2015Celebrate the holidays in Athens with The Athena Cinema’s Holiday Film Series.
Vultures have been spotted at The Ridges, other locations in Athens
By Julia Fair | Dec. 1, 2015Hundreds of vultures have made The Ridges and surrounding Athens areas their home this November because their migration south brings them to Athens. In recent years, the overall population of vultures has been increasing.
Ohio University collected more than $5,000 in dorm fine charges this semester
Dec. 1, 2015Ohio University collected more than $5,000 through the residence hall room inspection that took place earlier this semester.
Gamer Girl: Fun tech gifts to give this holiday season
By Sophie Kruse | Dec. 1, 2015Columnist Sophie Kruse discusses six fun tech gifts to give your friends and family this holiday season, including 'The World's First 3D Printing Pen' and bags with iPhone charging docks inside them.
Humidity strikes an off key in Glidden Hall
Dec. 1, 2015The conditions in which pianos are kept can result in major repairs and loss in playability.
Anthony Wilson to display exhibit 'Working Hands' at ARTS/West
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Dec. 1, 2015A new art series focusing on "working hands" is going to be featured at ARTS/West from Dec. 2 through Jan. 6.
Post Haste: Planning on farming or carrying mail after graduation? You're in luck; Boyd renovations prove costly
By Jeremy Hill | Nov. 30, 2015Those careers have some of the best job security, according to one article.
OU gymnastics club team saving to compete in national competition
By Madison Lantelme-Capitano | Nov. 30, 2015The Ohio University club gymnastics team hopes to raise enough money to fly the team to this year’s national competition in California.
Volleyball: Ohio is ready for a long plane ride to take on BYU in the NCAA Tournament
By Nick Kairys | Nov. 30, 2015The Bobcats will face the BYU Cougars in their 10th all-time visit to the NCAA Tournament.
Men's Basketball: Saul Phillips talks transitional defense for Ohio's men's basketball, Thanksgiving
By Luke O'Roark | Nov. 30, 2015Ohio works on transitional defense and live-ball turnovers before Marshall on Tuesday.
Housing rights vary from dorms to off-campus apartments for Ohio University students
By Julia Fair | Nov. 30, 2015Fourth Amendment rights aren't always so clear.
Jackie O's set to celebrate 10th anniversary
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Nov. 30, 2015Jackie O's is continuing to expand as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
We The People: Colorado Springs' Planned Parenthood shooting was an act of domestic terrorism
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Nov. 30, 2015Columnist Elizabeth Chidlow discusses Friday's shooting at a Colorado Springs branch of Planned Parenthood.
Men's Basketball: 'Post' staffers predict the Marshall-Ohio matchup
By Sports Staff | Nov. 30, 2015Staffers think Ohio will be 3-0 in The Convo after the Marshall game.
Ohio University's LGBT Center to screen 'Rent' as part of World AIDS Day
By Joe Williamson Cooke | Nov. 30, 2015HIV/AIDS testing will also be held by PowerGamma in Baker 235 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday.
Boyd renovation was $2 million more than the original estimate
By Kyra Cobb | Nov. 30, 2015The $12 million West Green Market District renovation was completed with no major problems, but not every student is impressed with the results.
Oblivious Searchbar: Some criminals have ended up bettering society by breaking the law
By Richard Hwang | Nov. 30, 2015Though society is quick to condemn the criminals cycling through our justice system, some law-breakers actually have good intentions.
