Field Hockey: Ohio looks to make a statement during weekend game against Liberty
By Tony Heim | Sep. 10, 2015Ohio will play its home opener against nationally ranked Liberty and Appalachian State.
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Volleyball: Homecoming for Ashy in Ohio's trip to Louisville
By Ethan Felderstein | Sep. 10, 2015Ohio will travel to Louisville, Ky. as they'll compete in the Active Ankle Challenge.
High School Football: Athens looks to rebound from 0-2 start
By Spencer Holbrook | Sep. 10, 2015Athens High school will look to rebound from its 0-2 start against Warren High school.
Post Haste: Consider rooting for the Steelers tonight; Business college sets enrollment record
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 10, 2015A former Bobcat is playing in tonight’s NFL opener.
Ohio University Student Senate votes against direct democracy resolution
By Maygan Beeler | Sep. 9, 2015Student Senate voted against a resolution that would have allowed students to vote on a more directly democratic senate structure.
Editorial: Athens' new trash law not fair to residents
Sep. 9, 2015The measure comes with a fine that has not been enforced by city officials.
No citations issued under Athens' updated trash law
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 9, 2015Not a single trash fine has been issued since the updated ordinance went into effect.
Senior Citizen: Studying abroad broadens students' horizons
By ERIN DAVORAN | Sep. 9, 2015Traveling to a different country can open eyes to new possibilities.
Writing on the Wall: OU Student Union demonstrates effectiveness of standing together
By Daniel Kington | Sep. 9, 2015To set its priorities, Student Union will be hosting monthly general assemblies guided by the belief that united the student body can affect change.
Letter: Ohio University officials should have fixed Ellis Hall years ago
Sep. 9, 2015One OU professor thinks the university should have made Ellis Hall’s maintenance a priority.
Sound of Athens: Columbus-based band MojoFlo includes mix of funk, jazz and rock and roll
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Sep. 9, 2015MojoFlo with be returning to Athens to connect with new and old fans alike.
Ohio University’s College of Business has record-breaking freshman class
By Alyse Peck | Sep. 9, 2015OU’s College of Business saw a 33 percent increase in freshman class size this academic year.
Classes in Ellis Hall canceled due to broken air conditioner
Sep. 9, 2015Temperature in Ohio University’s Ellis Hall hovered around 90 degrees on Tuesday.
Donkey Coffee is known for hosting open stage shows and local musicians
By Jessica Hill | Sep. 9, 2015Donkey is known for their intimate atmosphere where local musicians can perform a variety of different genres.
Visiting artists bring more to School of Music than recitals
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Sep. 9, 2015The School of Music depends on co-sponsors to help bring in visiting artists or recitals and master classes.
Pawpaw Festival to emphasize sustainability, conservation and Native American culture in 17th year
By Hannah Wintucky | Sep. 9, 2015The Pawpaw Festival to return with beer, food, entertainment and more.
Unraveling Threads: Don’t write off borrowed, used clothes
By Courtney Mihocik | Sep. 9, 2015Columnist Courtney Mihocik describes the economical advantages of accepting hand-me-downs from friends and relatives.
Patterson campaign still at work despite Athens' unopposed mayoral race
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 9, 2015Steve Patterson is running unopposed for mayor, but he has't stopped trying to engage with voters.
Two new officers alleviate staffing issues for APD
By Julia Fair | Sep. 9, 2015Athens Police Department welcomes Andrew Reece, 22, and Joe McGrew, 25, as it’s newest hires, continuing to solve its shortage of staff members.
Black Lives Matter will be the topic of the Costa Lecture featuring renowned scholar
By Candice Wilder | Sep. 9, 2015Ohio University’s department of history will be hosting its 38th Annual Costa Lecture that will feature Peniel Joseph discussing his scholarship on the current Black Lives Matter movement.
