A few weeks ago, there were discussions from ESPN writers about the “Mount Rushmores” of certain states’ sports teams, and Colorado has two obvious athletes that would make the cut in Todd Helton and John Elway.
For their latest event, the Ohio University School of Music is taking Athens across the pond.
Although chalk on the streets may seem second nature after the Ohio University Student Senate elections, some students are looking to bring a different message to the sidewalks of OU.
To showcase their hard work and studies in the Division of Dance, the junior class of BFA students, for the first time, will perform arrangements they’ve worked on all semester in Putnam Hall.
After clouds covered the Delaware Country Club, a streak of sunshine and warm weather hit the Bobcats on their way to a top-five finish on the first day of the Earl Yestingsmeier Memorial Invitational.
Ohio freshman forward Antonio Campbell loves the excitement new coach Saul Phillips brings to a basketball court.
Twitter was at the center of the Scripps Innovation Challenge on Monday, as the winning team demonstrated how to monetize a popular account on the social network.
I think I’ve finally learned that there isn’t a manual for how to live this life, and I’m so glad.
She is generally tight-lipped during interviews and doesn’t say many words, but Casie Hutchinson’s play on the diamond does all the talking.
Hidden among the Bobcat family, an OU conductor was selected as one of 10 of the world’s most prestigious music educators to help rehearse and perform in Sarteano Chamber Choral Conducting Workshop in Italy.
An unidentified body was recovered from the Hocking River on Monday afternoon.
The same female Athens High School student who found bomb threat notes in a girl's bathroom and brought it to the attention of school officials was the one who crafted the notes, authorities said.
The body found Monday in the Hocking River was identified as Sam Wiater, the Athens man whose mother had reported him missing almost six weeks ago, Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle said.
When I was a wee little frosh just starting out in the journalism school and at The Post, I wanted to write about anything and everything, but the main object of my affection was this column, which was headed by Steph Doan and Alex Bill. Now, more than a year and a half later, I really feel like I’ve gotten used to writing about all the weird, wonderful — sometimes hysterical — things you guys send in.
Before Saturday, Ohio hadn’t won a baseball game since March 28.
Jason and Heather Jolley appreciate the good days, and there’s been more of them since they moved to Athens from North Carolina last year.
The City of Athens will be applying for a myriad of grants in the next few weeks, in part to pay for upcoming projects as well as start initiatives for new ones.
On weekday mornings, many adults and college students might deem their best friends to be their snooze buttons.
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