Softball: OU coach, team prep for baby
By Charlie Hatch | Apr. 3, 2014An old proverb reads, “It takes a village to raise a child.” However, in the case of Jodi Hermanek’s pregnancy, it takes an entire softball team.
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Football: Tettleton signs CFL deal
By Christian Hoppens | Apr. 3, 2014The man who holds nearly every passing record in Ohio football history is taking his talents north of the border.
Bobcat Tabletop to offer card games, board games, more for International Tabletop Day
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 2, 2014From board games like
Party Lines: Celebrities show support for Affordable Care Act as applicant deadline passes
Apr. 2, 2014(Note: This column did not appear in the April 3rd issue of The Post.)
Track & Field: Pruitt to make its debut
By Wynston Wilcox | Apr. 2, 2014After countless hours spent on the road traveling and competing at meets, the Bobcats will finally get the chance to defend their home track with the first-ever Cherry Blossom Invitational on Saturday.
Disturbance on South Green leaves area taped off
By Joshua Jamerson, Kelly Fisher | Apr. 2, 2014Ohio University Police are investigating "three small exposions" on South Green that went off late Thursday night. There were no injuries reported, authorities said.
Kasich appoints new trustee
By Maria DeVito | Apr. 2, 2014Just like at the Oscars, the 31st Annual Leadership Awards Gala saved the most talked-about category for the end — Gov. John Kasich’s selection for the new student trustee.
Ohio Capital Budget bill to bring $25 million to county
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 2, 2014Gov. John Kasich signed the Ohio Capital Budget bill Tuesday, a move that will allocate about $2.4 billion throughout the state for projects such as infrastructure repairs and higher education funding.
Senate to fill chair, executive positions
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 2, 2014Two candidates have entered their names to be considered for Faculty Senate’s chairperson.
Hocking College student missing
By Hannah Yang | Apr. 2, 2014A Hocking College student, who was last seen walking home from the Hoopla in the Hills music festival, has been declared missing, officials said Wednesday.
Christian takes Boston College job
By Christian Hoppens | Apr. 2, 2014In the ultimate example of coincidence, two years to the day since he was introduced as coach of Ohio, Jim Christian will be moving on from Athens.
Review: Tinariwen's latest work ups appeal of Stuart's Opera House gig
By William Hoffman | Apr. 2, 2014From the harsh and unforgiving desert of Africa’s Sahara to the old and hallowed halls of Stuart’s Opera House, Tinariwen will return to the area once again to perform its own flavor of world blues.
OUPD officials to search Bush Hall for drugs
By Kelly Fisher | Apr. 2, 2014Ohio University Police Department requested a permission to search an East Green residence hall because police suspected someone in the hall was in possession of drugs, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
Letter: U.S. prison population oversaturated with dropouts
Apr. 2, 2014In a 2013 Washington Post article titled “11 Facts about America’s Prison Population,” Ezra Klein and Evan Soltas reported that there were more than 2.4 million Americans behind bars, meaning that more than one out of every 100 Americans is in prison.
Portion of W. Union down to one lane until Friday
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 2, 2014Traffic on West Union Street between Elliotsville Road and Morrison Elementary School, 793. W. Union, will be reduced to a single lane one more day than planned because of weather-related issues.
Glouster resident granted judicial release
By Kelly Doran | Apr. 2, 2014A Glouster man who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and burglary last January was granted judicial release last week.
Softball: Bobcats aim for their best start in 7 years
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 2, 2014After winning three of its first four games to start Mid-American Conference play, Ohio will look to continue its momentum into this weekend when it hosts a pair of two-game series.
