As many Ohio University students’ moms descended upon Athens to be introduced to a taste of their child’s Athens lifestyles, several preparations were made to ensure that the city was a safe environment for the weekend’s festivities.
After finishing on the wrong side of a no-hitter Saturday, Ohio recovered Sunday on its way to splitting a home series with Buffalo.
Update 8:15 p.m.
Shalom, dudes and dudettes.
President Roderick McDavis and other top Ohio University officials held an open discussion on how construction projects will change the appearance of Athens’ campus.
The first Take Back the Night March took place here in 1979 as a way for women to band together and reclaim their right to safely walk the streets of Athens at night. Every year since then, the TBTN March has always included only people who identify as female. This year, that tradition is changing.
The Ohio University Police Department is investigating “three small explosions” that went off on South Green late Thursday night. No injuries were reported as of press time, according to authorities.
To empower and encourage women and draw laughs is the goal of Interrobang!?: A Women’s Comedy Show.
Jon Smith left the Ohio basketball program early because of Jim Christian, who on Thursday left Ohio to take Boston College’s head coaching job.
The second Student Senate presidential debate of this week took place Thursday night.
As Restart’s candidate for vice president of Student Senate, I was not at all shocked to read Austin Linfante’s letter to The Post regarding this year’s Student Senate tickets and just how “terrible” they are. Faced with what he feels to be three un-compelling tickets, he encourages students to ignore this year’s elections entirely. That is, to forego casting a ballot completely and to pretend like this election never happened.
Ohio University’s Moms Weekend will boast activities spreading a wide array of interests, including dinner theater, cabaret, charity walks and a visit by entertainer Loni Love.
Chants rang through the streets on Thursday as the 35th annual “Take Back the Night” March banded together women as well as men and non-binary individuals, to combat sexual assault, violence and rape.
Amidst a three-game losing streak, the Bobcats will look to make a season first happen this weekend.
In an ultimate example of coincidence, two years to the day he was introduced as Ohio’s coach, Jim Christian will be moving on from Athens.
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