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Cartoon: 3/17/14

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APD will attempt to complete variety of goals over next calendar year

From continuing its enforcement of the city’s noise nuisance party laws to updating its field training program, the Athens Police Department has set forth a diverse portfolio of goals for the next calendar year in its most recent annual report.

Baseball: Ohio to host St. Bonaventure at Wren

Weather delays and cancellations have become second nature to the Bobcats this season.

Hockey: Bobcats say goodbye to seniors, look forward to next year

After finishing a season full of adversity and success, the Ohio hockey team had reasons to be optimistic heading into last weekend’s American Collegiate Hockey Association national tournament.

Bond raised for local man who attempted to assault cop

A Nelsonville man who was sentenced to four years in prison after trying to assault a police officer with his car in June 2012 was placed on a higher bond Tuesday and is on judicial release, according to jail booking documents.

Hockey: Bobcats say goodbye to seniors, look forward to next year

After finishing a season full of adversity and success, the Ohio hockey team had reasons to be optimistic heading into last weekend’s American Collegiate Hockey Association national tournament.

Football: 'Cats showcase skills at Pro Day with Carrie taking center-stage

The newly constructed Walter Fieldhouse played host to the annual Ohio football Pro Day on Thursday in preparation for May’s NFL Draft.

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Board talks potential changes

The Board of Trustees met in Athens Thursday and will vote on its agenda’s resolutions Friday. The board, Ohio University’s governing body, spent Thursday in individual committee meetings to further dissect the agenda’s topics.

After Mill Fest, OU officials not worried about St. Patrick's Day

Despite the desire to shed Ohio University’s proclaimed party image, administrators did not consider pushing spring break back two weeks to fall during St. Patrick’s Day.

Board's decision to postpone tuition vote is not fair to students

The days of the Ohio University Board of Trustees’ spring meetings are usually a flurry for us, as we work to contextualize the university’s recently unveiled budget for the next academic year.

Women's Center to put on festival celebrating progress for all

Ohio University’s Women’s Center will host its annual International Women’s Day Festival on Sunday to celebrate women’s history, struggles and progress on an international level.

Glouster man convicted of aggravated robbery files for release

A Glouster man who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery last January filed a motion for judicial release with the Athens County Common Pleas Court Tuesday. If granted, he would be released early from prison.

NYX Cosmetics line is an impressive bargain buy

As I’m sure many of you Beauty ’Cats have noticed, the CVS Pharmacy on East State Street has added a new makeup brand to its lineup — NYX Cosmetics. Before recently, I had only ever purchased NYX at Ulta or Nordstrom Rack, and I’m excited to have it more easily accessible while at school.

Board of Trustees approves Park Place study, other initiatives

Ohio University's Board of Trustees ended its two-day meeting by approving university programs and appointing a new chairperson.

Southern Ohio label brings contingent of bands to Casa

Don’t let the name Yellow Springs dissuade. Although some may consider it so, this is no soiled mattress of childhood embarrassment, it’s a community near Dayton and it’s brimming with musical talent that is just beginning to flourish with encouraging and uncanny originality.

Purim party at OU's Hillel

Costumes, drinks and shouts will abound in Hillel at Ohio University, as the Jewish community observes the festive Purim celebration.

Diving: Kristin Capcik qualifies for NCAA Zone Championships finals

After completing the first of three days at the NCAA Zone Championships, diving coach Russ Dekker had honest feelings on the Bobcats’ performances.

Streetview: Which street fest are you looking forward to the most and why?

Youngstown band brings quirk-pop style to Donkey Coffee

Donkey Coffee & Espresso audiences may have seen Third Class perform before, but the band is bringing its “quirk-pop” style back to Athens.