Second Amendment Group Aims For Gun Safety and Awareness
By Austin Erickson | Feb. 16, 2015The second amendment group aims to educate citizens on gun rights and laws, encourage safety, and practice shooting.
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Chinese New Year celebration to feature dancing, dragons
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 16, 2015This Chinese Learner Association breaks out its massive dragon again this year to celebrate the New Year.
PostProduction: Recapping the Pat Kelly trial post-verdict, as well as campus and culture news
Feb. 15, 2015Stories discussed from the past week:
Regional campuses see decreased enrollment as the economy thrives
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 15, 2015As Ohio’s economy blossoms, fewer students attend regional campuses
Nurturing OUr Nature: Divestment is a symbol for change
By Grant Stover | Feb. 15, 2015Divesting from fossil fuels would set a precedent that OU wants to save the environment and it would be a symbol for change.
Gamer Girl: Threats and harassment to women in gamer world shown through Law and Order episode
By Sophie Kruse | Feb. 15, 2015The most recent Law and Order episode was about the Gamergate controversy, and it’s important for people to know about it.
Editorial: KC Johnson to give presentation on campus sexual assault
Feb. 15, 2015KC Johnson, co-author of Until Proven Innocent: Political Correctness and the Shameful Injustice of theDuke Lacrosse Rape Case, will give a presentation titled “Abandoning Due Process: Campus Sexual Assault and Presumptions of Guilt” on Monday.
OU track & field build momentum at Marshall, continue to prep for MAC
By Lauren J. Young | Feb. 15, 2015The Bobcats grabbed seven top-10 finishes at Marshall, including impressive performances by senior Janiece Rose. There is only one more meet this season before the MAC Championships.
Bobcats can’t hang onto early lead, lose at West Virginia to fall to 8-6
By Andrew Gillis | Feb. 15, 2015The Bobcats took a lead into the mid stages of the match against West Virginia, but could not hold on for the win.
Council introduces ordinance declaring Union Street buildings historical
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 15, 2015Athens City Council members will be discussing an ordinance declaring the buildings ravaged by the West Union Street fires historical.
Ohio takes split at First Pitch Classic
By Jordan Randall | Feb. 15, 2015Ohio’s record stays at .500 as they split another weekend tournament.
Ohio finishes as regular season CSCHL champions
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 15, 2015Bobcats clinch league title with series split against Illinois in final weekend of regular season.
Students paying extra on insurance bills
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 15, 2015Some students have received bills saying they owe extra from a lab company working with Campus Care.
Bobcats finish first weekend of 2015 undefeated
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 15, 2015Bobcats collect 51 hits in three games as lineup steamrolls Bulldog pitching
Athens campus stays open despite heavy snow
By Sam Howard | Feb. 15, 2015Athens County is projected to get four to eight inches of snow.
Bobcats suffer second-half collapse
By Chad Lindskog | Feb. 15, 2015Ohio collapsed during the second half of its loss to Miami on Saturday.
Bobcats developing new mindsets down stretch
By Charlie Hatch | Feb. 15, 2015From ping-pong tables to wall mosaics, Ohio has different mindset down the stretch of this season.
Improv brings laughter and camaraderie to OU
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Feb. 15, 2015Black Sheep Improv performances on Tuesday and Thursday nights bring laughter and strong bonds.
First BobcaThon raised over $18,000 for Ronald McDonald House
By Rebekah Barnes | Feb. 15, 2015The 12-hour dance marathon, BobcaThon, raise $18,173.13 to be donated to the Ronald McDonald House
Ohio falls to Miami for first time since 2011
By Alex Busch | Feb. 14, 2015The Bobcats led heading into halftime, but second-half struggles gave Ohio its second-straight loss.
