Ohio prepares for Buffalo in MAC Tournament Semifinals
By Luke O'Roark | Mar. 12, 2015Ohio is set to begin MAC Tournament play on Friday against Buffalo.
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Ohio travels to Lexington for rematch of last year’s NCAA Tournament loss
By Jordan Randall | Mar. 12, 2015After playing in the NCAA tournament last season, Ohio and Kentucky will play a three-game series this weekend.
OU’s spring break came at the perfect time
By Maria Fischer | Mar. 12, 2015Some students complained about OU’s spring break being early. But Maria argues that it fell at the perfect time.
Fashion is more than just thread or dazzling red carpet dresses
By Courtney Mihocik | Mar. 12, 2015There are many things to consider when donning a pair of sweats and a hoodie for an early morning class or making yourself beautiful and dapper for an evening out on the town.
OUCAN Plug In to Clean Energy
Mar. 12, 2015OUCAN is hosting a kick-off event that will bring together the OU and Athens community on Tuesday, March 17 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Nelson Commons (parking during the event is free in the lot below the building.)
University should be more transparent with BOT decisions
Mar. 12, 2015What we do know is that the university tends to bury information in jargon. We strive to provide easily readable information to our readers so the university’s actions (and reasons for doing so) are easy to understand.
NCAA Tournament Brackets Released, Romanchik Earns At-Large Bid
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 12, 2015Redshirt junior Andrew Romanchik has earned an at-large to the NCAA Tournament as the selection committee releases brackets
Broadway performer Mary Michael Patterson to visit OU, work with voice students
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Mar. 12, 2015Mary Michael Patterson, who made her debut on Broadway in “Anything Goes” and who starred in "Phantom of the Opera,” will share her vast musical experience with an Athens audience Thursday evening.
Entertainment website lists Casa Nueva among best restaurants in Ohio
By Samuel Howard | Mar. 12, 2015Casa is the only restaurant not from Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland or Toledo on the list.
PostOral: Tips for daytime fest-season sex
Mar. 12, 2015Editor's Note: Some language may be offensive to listeners
Trustees, student leaders meet after board presentations
By __ | Mar. 12, 2015The Board of Trustees meeting began Thursday morning, where Trustees plan to discuss the financial and physical future of the university.
Harley-Davidson CEO, OU alum to speak at 2015 commencement
By Dina Berliner | Mar. 11, 2015OU’s undergraduate and graduate commencement ceremonies will take place in May.
Student Senate supports Student Union’s mock BOT meeting
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 11, 2015Ohio University’s Student Senate approved a resolution Wednesday that supports the student union’s mock Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for Friday.
Campus Conversation encourages talks about race
Mar. 11, 2015About 70 students gathered Wednesday in Baker Ballroom as part of a Campus Conversation aimed at discussing racial issues.
Ohio University hires seven new academic success advisors in 2014-2015
By Bethany N. Bella | Mar. 11, 2015Ohio University appoints seven academic success advisors to assist students in academic colleges, increase university-wide retention rates
Money is an unavoidable topic at Board meeting
By Seth Archer | Mar. 11, 2015The Board of Trustees, the entity that approves university projects, will be in town on Thursday and Friday to review how Ohio University performed this year and to make decisions for the future.
Ohio Bobcats guard Tatum, responsible for most exciting shot in team history, died Tuesday
By Allan Smith | Mar. 11, 2015Robert Tatum, a member of the Ohio Athletics Hall of Fame and responsible for one of the most clutch shots in team history, died Tuesday due to complications from a stroke.
The soft rock sound of the dentist
By Luke Furman | Mar. 11, 2015Amplified Observations looks into why every dentist office plays soft rock while you wait to have your root canaled.
Undergraduate playwright organization SOUP takes a stab at the horror genre
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 11, 2015For its first show of the semester, the undergraduate playwright organization SOUP is tackling horror plays. See the show Friday in the Hahne Theater at 7 p.m.
