Japanese gaming group celebrates love of anime, manga in and out of Athens
By Matt Shiflet | Aug. 31, 2015Campus organization Japanese Manga, Anime and Gaming Encounters welcomes all to learn about Japanese media.
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OU student sues Chi Omega after severing Achilles tendon in accident
By EMILY BOHATCH | Aug. 31, 2015An OU student is suing Chi Omega after a door at the sorority house severed her Achilles tendon.
Phoenix Nest Games specializes in retro and role-playing games
By Kris Perez | Aug. 31, 2015A new gaming store on West Union allows students and locals to come together to play games which were once in their prime.
Sports Column: The Delusional Case of Tristan Thompson
By Jimmy Watkins | Aug. 31, 2015Cavaliers' forward Tristan Thompson has told Cleveland that he will leave the team next summer if he is forced to take his qualifying offer.
BedPost: Ohio University students should steer clear of drunken hook-ups with friends
By Kellen Becoats | Aug. 31, 2015Bobcats should keep friends and hook-ups separate, but if it accidentally happens — honesty is the best policy when it comes to the line between friendship and relationship.
Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff's office called to Coolville over brother and sister's excessive name-calling
By Matt Cudahy | Aug. 31, 2015OUPD reported a combined 22 alcohol and drug related incidents, APD two individuals drinking in their parking lot and the Sheriff's Office had to break up an argument between a brother and sister.
Students must weigh the consequences before pet adoption
By Sean Wolfe | Aug. 31, 2015Adopting a pet is an enticing part of the transition into adult life, but not everyone is ready for the commitment.
Marzec's lawyer claims insufficient evidence in disorderly conduct trial
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 31, 2015Patrick McGee filed a brief on Aug. 19 outlining two main arguments against the disorderly conduct conviction of former Student Senate President Megan Marzec.
Sexual assault reported to APD
By Julia Fair | Aug. 31, 2015APD and OUPD fielded two reports of sex-related calls this weekend.
$30 million Athens County sewer project to be in the works
By Matt Cudahy | Aug. 31, 2015Athens County Commissioners decide whether or not to begin a $30 million county wide sewer project.
Bigfoot film 'Kampout' to premiere at Movies 10 in Nelsonville
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Aug. 31, 2015Filmed in Nelsonville over the summer, Kampout tells the story of Bigfoot going on a rampage in southeastern Ohio after its child was killed.
Post Haste: Try these hangover tips if your Monday is rough; OU Wi-Fi is still wonky
By Jeremy Hill | Aug. 31, 2015Ohio University students might still have problems using the university's Wi-Fi.
Soccer: Blog - First Half Breakdown
By Wynston Wilcox | Aug. 30, 2015Here are first half notes from Ohio's game at Chessa against Cleveland State.
Derrius Vick named starting QB
By Charlie Hatch | Aug. 30, 2015Coach Frank Solich announced Vick would be the starter entering 2015.
OU Survivor Advocacy Program has new location, same support services
By Alisa Warren | Aug. 30, 2015Survivor Advocacy Program moves to Lindley Hall with more space and privacy.
High school workshops draw fledgling Bobcats
By Jeremy Hill | Aug. 30, 2015Ohio University offers several workshops for high school students that generate a number of enrollees.
Query A Queer: Ohio University's LGBT Center breaks down the rainbow flag
By delfin Bautista | Aug. 30, 2015The weekly column focusing on LGBT issues discusses what being "cisgender" means and how not only members of the LGBT community use the rainbow flag.
Double take: OU making it easier for students to be environmentally-conscious
By Maygan Beeler | Aug. 30, 2015Environmentally-friendly efforts have gained momentum on campus in the past decade.
Third Eye Blind turns OU's MemAud into a ‘basement party’
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Aug. 30, 2015Third Eye Blind marks start of Performing Art and Concert series with nearly sold out show.
Wi-Fi problems continue for Ohio University students and faculty
By Julia Fair | Aug. 30, 2015The Office of Information Technology installed new equipment that was suppose to handle the 17,000 new devices on campus. The hardware failed to work, prompting OIT to put the originally equiptment back.
