Bobcats hoping for a return to the podium at MAC Championships
By Paul Holden | Feb. 24, 2015Ohio is set to begin competition at the MAC Championships in Ypsilanti, Michigan, on Wednesday.
Ohio is set to begin competition at the MAC Championships in Ypsilanti, Michigan, on Wednesday.
A breakdown of etiquette for playing recreational basketball.
After breakout freshman campaigns, Quentin Poling and AJ Ouellette enter spring season as full time starters.
World University Games help Bobcats players see hockey in a new way.
Ohio prepares for tough inside play for its rematch against Buffalo.
The Dayton Contemporary Dance Company will perform as a part of the performing arts series and also teaches a class to current dance majors.
Ohio University Black Graduate Student Association put on a live museum with prose and speeches to honor Black History Month.
Voice, a British trio, featured a wide range of love songs as part of the Performing Arts and Concert Series
The Hispanic community invites students to meet new people and play bingo with food and music.
Brandi Carlile and Built to Spill added to Nelsonville Music Festival lineup.
Despite being one of the most talented and beloved actor in Hollywood, Leonardo Dicaprio doesn't seem to be in the Academy's favor.
The Ohio Investigative Unit sends more undercover officers to Athens during big event weekends in order to keep underagers from consuming and buying alcohol.
After the exotic animal escape in Zanesville, Ohio, during summer 2011, exotic pet owners have to go through a procedure to keep their beloved pets.
At Graduate Student Senate’s February meeting, a resolution was passed that appoints a GSS member to the Center of Student Legal Services Board.
Members of the New BLAC held vigil for deceased victims of police brutality
TapRide, a service provided through OU transportation, will take riders anywhere on campus late at night.
Officers responded to multiple calls for an odor of marijuana last week, resulting in citations.
After Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl said he was giving employees raises with or without council approval, councilmembers brought forward an ordinance giving a one percent raise to nonunion employees.