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.
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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.
Fully Focused: Bad lighting doesn't have to ruin iPhone photos
By Lauren Bacho | Sep. 9, 2015Photo editor and columnist Lauren Bacho reveals a new trick for snapping pictures all iPhone users need.
Hockey: Trent Johnson finds connection to Ohio through coach Sean Hogan
By Andrew Gillis | Sep. 9, 2015Trent Johnson finds Ohio the "perfect fit" in his hockey career.
The Weekender: First home football game of the year
Sep. 9, 2015As the short week wraps up, you can look forward to the first home football game of the year.
Hockey Notebook: With roster set, Bobcats prepare for upcoming Green and White scrimmage
By Andrew Gillis | Sep. 9, 2015Ohio's roster is finally set in preparation for team scrimmage Friday.
Post Haste: Your iPhone (probably) becomes outdated today; Ohio University's Ellis Hall is too hot for classes
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 9, 2015You can update your smartphone at one of the numerous stores on East State Street.
Polyamorous relationships redefine commitment, love
By Rachel Hartwick | Sep. 8, 2015Polyamory, which allows for multiple partners, seems to be becoming more apparent with the rise of ‘Athens Poly’ group.
Classes in Ohio University's Ellis Hall canceled for Wednesday before 5 p.m.
Sep. 8, 2015The move was made because of hot temperatures in the building.
Amplified Observations: Music should be judged by its artistic contributions, not by personal opinion
By Luke Furman | Sep. 8, 2015Musicians who had their heyday in the late 20th century should embrace modern music on a cultural basis rather than condemn it for being different than personal tastes.
Professor to host book launch at Casa
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Sep. 8, 2015Professor Dinty Moore wrote a comedic book with illustrations on Casa Nueva’s napkins and is holding a book launch.
LGBT Center will host meet and greet for old and new students
By LynAnne Vucovich | Sep. 8, 2015Leah Yodzsi and Sarah Grote of the LGBT Center will be hosting a Queer Bobcat Meet-N-Greet this Thursday in Baker at 6 p.m.
Sports Column: Ohio State trounces Virginia Tech
By Christian Edgington | Sep. 8, 2015Braxton Miller shines in new role as Ohio State defeats Virginia Tech.
Ohio University students utilize kitchens in their residence halls
By Kyra Cobb | Sep. 8, 2015Multiple dorms on Ohio University's campus offer kitchens for students to use, but some come with mandatory fees and training sessions.
Ohio University's Homecoming Parade to cover less of Court Street, and some uptown business owners are upset
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 8, 2015OU's Homecoming Parade will be bypassing one of Athens' main drags this year.
Athens City Council discusses concerns about missing vacation time
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 8, 2015During their Tuesday meeting, Athens City Council members discussed vacation hours, Halloween and bike path plans.
Athens' new Democratic chair hopes to inspire student engagement
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 8, 2015For the new Athens County Democratic Chair, John Haseley, the role is a matter of returning to his roots.
Professional storytellers to fill three-day Chillicothe festival with inspirational, ghost stories
By Alex Darus | Sep. 8, 2015In its 12th year, Chilllicothe’s Southern Ohio Storytelling Festival will feature three days of storytelling and even some ghost stories.
