Black on the bricks
By Christian Hoppens | Feb. 27, 2014Former Ohio basketball player John Rhodes was walking down the street in Germany with his wife Jackie in 1989 when they were confronted by a crotchety older man.
Former Ohio basketball player John Rhodes was walking down the street in Germany with his wife Jackie in 1989 when they were confronted by a crotchety older man.
Silent Lions couldn’t be a better name to describe the unexpected explosive and bombastic bass riffs contrasting the — at times — subdued melodic lines of this duo that is consistently surprising and fresh.
As the Spring Semester nears closing, it’s almost time for next year’s Student Senate elections.
During the next 10 days Ohio will play 14 games and travel more than 1,800 miles, but coach Jodi Hermanek and the Bobcats are well-prepared and excited for the challenge.
During the Fall Semester, Natalie Klco, a percussionist, said she visited the SHAPe Clinic, which treats performing artists’ injuries, about three to four times a week to attend to the degeneration in her tendons, ligaments and elbow — problems she ignored for about a year.
To say Ohio is undergoing a youth movement would be an understatement.
Gaming systems, laptops, TVs and jewelry were reported stolen from students’ off-campus homes during Ohio University’s Winter Break, but authorities say there are numerous precautions students can take to prevent being a victim during Spring Break.
At the conclusion of the first day of the Mid-American Conference Championship, the Bobcats find themselves on the outside looking in, but luckily for Ohio, two days of competition remain.
Ohio's new volleyball coach Deane Webb said that for the first time in his career he’s entering an established program.
The Singing Men of Ohio’s voices could be transmitted through your televisions as they have a chance to perform on the “TODAY Show” on Thursday during spring break.
It’s not always easy to talk about issues involving race. That’s why theater and politics students took to the stage to express their thoughts through the arts.
Much to the pleasure of coach Bob Boldon, history wasn’t repeated as the Bobcats snapped a season-long 10-game losing streak on Thursday.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly is due back in Athens County Common Pleas Court for a pretrial Friday at 1 p.m., when the court will address the status of his case.
A Stewart Street fire under investigation by local and state authorities has brought to light a messy eviction of five of the home’s previous tenants, as well as a bitter battle between the property’s landlord and the bank controlling the mortgage.
Ohio University resident assistants will soon be required to keep only one campus job after Residential Housing officials “clarified” an existing policy.
The four finalists for the soon-to-be-open student trustee position will head to Columbus in March to be interviewed by Gov. John Kasich, who will appoint one to join current student trustee Keith Wilbur.
The weather outside has definitely been frightful and even though “spring” break is upon us, we won’t be breaking out shorts or crop tops any time soon. I’m sure most people are wishing upon a star for warmer days to come. I know I am, because I hail from the tropical climate of Florida. Being a Floridian doesn’t only mean I have reptilian blood, it also means that I don’t fully understand one of the major Ohioan clothing staples: North Faces.
Although the regular season has yet to conclude, Saturday will serve as the final regular season home game for Ohio’s five seniors when they welcome Kent State.
Salutations, comrades.