An Ohio University program is bringing several departments together to figure out how to implement environmentally friendly technologies throughout campus.
Junior guard Kiyanna Black was named MAC East Player of the week Monday following her performances against Bowling Green and Buffalo.
While students are away for summer break, Athens City Council reminded landlords that it is their responsibility to clean sidewalks.
Ohio University Professor of Psychology Christopher France will be awarded with the Distinguished Professor award, the university's highest award for faculty.
@ThePostSports staffers try to predict Tuesday's road game against the Bulls.
@ThePostSports staffers try to predict senior night against the RedHawks.
The Bobcats have two games remaining in the regular season and are looking to snap their six-game losing streak before the MAC Tournament hits.
The Athens County Major Crimes Unit served a search warrant Friday, Feb. 27 at a North Lancaster Street apartment and seized suspected LSD evidence in both liquid and "blotter paper" form, according to a news release.
Ladies and Queers Rock! camp allows adults the chance to start in the music field.
Ohio University Board of Trustees will vote on several major projects, including demolishing a historic building near uptown and the creation of a $3 million scholarship for disadvantaged Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine students.
The Bobcats won the Mid-American Conference regular season title for the first time since 1994-95. To put it into perspective one-third of the current roster wasn’t even born.
Bobcats plagued by big innings in first two games, before falling in pitchers’ duel in game three.
The Bobcats lost their sixth straight game on Friday, begging the question: “where do they go now?”
All four days, Rachel Komisarz-Baugh looked past the score and overall standings and focused on how well the girls were doing in their events. With several personal best records broken and one swimmer getting swimmer of the meet, scoring had little value to Ohio.
The swift change of schedule results in a Furman three-game sweep over the Bobcats.
The MAC Championships concluded Saturday night and Laura Dawson not only took two gold medals but also left Ypsilanti, Michigan with MAC Swimmer of the Meet.
The Bob Boldon Era began with a technical foul.Less than two years later, it’s produced Ohio’s first Mid-American Conference regular season title in two decades.The team’s 67-47 win over Bowling Green (9-18, 2-14 MAC), combined with Ball State’s 51-50 loss at Western Michigan, gave the Bobcats (23-4, 14-2 MAC) their first regular season title since the 1994-95 season.“It feels great to be the No. 1 seed in the MAC Tournament because you want to put you team in the best situation to succeed,” Ohio coach Bob Boldon said. “The fact that we guaranteed we only need to win two games to be in a national tournament is pretty exciting and a small reward for your body of work.”The title comes just two years after Ohio’s worst season in program history, when it finished 6-23 with a lone MAC victory.With two games remaining in the regular season, the Bobcats have already clinched the No. 1 seed in the MAC Tournament in Cleveland. They were the 11 seed just a year ago.Securing the top seed means the team will have a triple bye in the tournament and won’t play its first game until the semifinals.Despite all the reasons to celebrate and relax, after the Bobcats’ victory on Saturday the second-year coach kept his stereotypical mantra of never being completely satisfied, reiterating that they still have two games remaining in the regular season.“These are usually accomplishments you get in the last game of the regular season, or something like that,” Boldon said. “It’s definitely uncharted waters for this program and myself, too. We’re just trying to be thankful for it but be dissatisfied enough to go to practice on Monday.”The Bobcats will close the season with the two of the three worst teams in the MAC East Division — Kent State (5-22, 3-13 MAC) and Miami (7-20, 4-12 MAC). Bowling Green sits at the bottom with a 2-14 conference record.“The irony of it, or what tempers my excitement about it is that we still have a week of regular season basketball left,” Boldon continued. “So you don’t want to start puffing out your chest and thinking you’re better than you are when you still have work to do in the regular season.”Satisfied or not, the Boldon Era has given a reason to update The Convo’s dusted women’s banners. Even he noticed that hasn’t been done recently.@charliehatch_gh181212@ohio.edu
The Bobcats were unable to snap their recent losing streak on Friday, increasing it to six games — the most since 1998.
Addison Ferguson had a strong day three for herself and Ohio. Even though Ohio remained in sixth, the team did exactly what was asked of them from coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh: drop times and get more personal bests.
Solutions by The State News
