Change inevitable on campus
By Olivia Hitchcock | Oct. 9, 2014A stroll through College Green on Homecoming Weekend now might require more than a few detours.
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Bobcat veteran reflects on time in Athens during deployment
By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 9, 2014A trip from the Middle East to Athens costs thousands of dollars. But for one soldier, a step outside his barracks is all it takes to remind him of his alma mater.
Uptowne Buddha rejoins with “Baby Hands” at Jackie O’s
By Liam Niemeyer | Oct. 9, 2014Uptowne Buddha will be playing 10 p.m. Saturday at Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery, 24 W. Union St., to “take homecoming to a new level,” Terkel said.
A student can win free tuition by buying a t-shirt — if OU scores
Oct. 9, 2014Buying a t-shirt for the Bobcat Blackout game Nov. 18 will give one lucky student the opportunity to win a semester's worth of free tuition — if OU scores a touchdown on the first or second half kickoff.
Volleyball: 'Cats look to distance themselves in Battle of the Bricks
By Andy Kovar | Oct. 9, 2014#OhioVB The Battle of the Bricks hold more weight this year as Ohio looks to further distance themselves in the MAC
Homecoming costs a pretty penny
By Maria DeVito | Oct. 9, 2014It takes copious amounts of hard work to get Ohio University ready for Homecoming. And lots of money.
Ohio faces toughest challenge to date in Robert Morris
By Tony Wolfe | Oct. 9, 2014Bobcats set out on first full road weekend of season against nation’s No. 2 team.
F--kRapeCulture plans march, rally
By Rachel Hartwick | Oct. 9, 2014The only rule: wear whatever the f--k you want.
The Ridges and other folk, indie acts at Casa for Homecoming
By Stan O’Neill | Oct. 9, 2014Athens bands The Ridges, Columbus band Indigo Wild, and Akron’s Shivering Timbers set to play Casa on Saturday at 10 p.m.
SassafraZ to bring diverse sound for Homecoming show
By Austin Erickson | Oct. 9, 2014With diverse music styles including blends of funk, psychedelic rap and hip-hop, Athens-born band SassafraZ is headed back home.
Field Hockey: Ohio looks to top rival Kent State
By Luke O'Roark | Oct. 9, 2014Despite early season struggles, the Bobcats are looking forward to turning their season around against the tenacious Golden Flashes.
Octoboefest celebrates a an overlooked instrument
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 9, 2014Ohio University’s Octoboefest returns once more for oboe related events.
’Cats seeking revenge against high-octane Falcons offense
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 9, 2014Ohio wants to avenge last year’s shutout against Bowling Green in Saturday’s homecoming game.
Athens High School to host marching invitational
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 9, 2014Athens High School is hosting a state judged invitational, and twelve bands will compete
Ohio University has second highest student loan default rate
By Dina Berliner | Oct. 9, 2014Nationally, alums of Ohio University are the second-most likely to default on their loans after graduation among large public universities.
Ann Arbor man arrested related to alleged Homecoming 2013 rape
By Samuel Howard | Oct. 9, 2014Dedrick Peterson, 31, was arrested Tuesday in Ann Arbor, Michigan after reportedly raping someone during Ohio University's Homecoming Weekend last year.
Administration finds demands impractical
By Alisa Warren | Oct. 8, 2014Some OU officials are voicing concerns for Student Senate’s dramatic demands including a $15 minimum wage.
Senate’s agenda passes, moving forward
By Maygan Beeler | Oct. 8, 2014Student Senate passed a multi-pronged resolution Wednesday.
Former transfers lead Bobcats into season
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 8, 2014Ohio men’s basketball players Maurice Ndour and Bean Willis don’t have any personal goals, they just want to win games.
Kristoff leads both in secondary and school
By Alex Busch | Oct. 8, 2014Josh Kristoff, a semifinalist for the "Academic Heisman," has had the drive to succeed in the classroom since he can remember.
