Football: Ohio is going back to the basics with new quarterbacks coach
By Tony Wolfe | Apr. 7, 2014The last time Scott Isphording stood on the sidelines for Ohio, he did so as the tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator.
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Game Night promotes cultural understanding
By Tiffany Touville | Apr. 7, 2014When some Ohio University students come to campus in the fall, they are essentially thrown into a new world where simple things Americans take for granted can be strange and foreign.
Underclassmen start early hunt for off-campus digs
By Libby Bradford | Apr. 7, 2014Gentry Bennett is only a freshman at Ohio University and has to live on campus for another before she can live off campus, but she is already on the search for possible houses in town for her junior year.
Men's Golf: Swinging into the history books
By Luke O'Roark | Apr. 7, 2014Colors can portray a lot about an individual’s personality: Blue can be cool, red can be fiery. Peyton White, Ohio’s top golfer, is more gray — calm, collected and hardly cocky.
Cartoon: 4/9/14
Apr. 7, 2014Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
A Day in the life: Balance is key for Milesky
By Colin Hanner | Apr. 7, 2014Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series exploring the balance Ohio student-athletes strike between their academics, athletics and extracurricular activities.
Baseball: Bobcats hope to end six-game losing streak
By Alex Busch | Apr. 7, 2014Ohio is in the midst of yet another losing streak after dropping six straight games.
City gains in parking ticket revenue
By Allan Smith | Apr. 7, 2014The city of Athens gained about $900,000 after issuing roughly 22,000 tickets last year, according to the Athens Police Department’s Annual Report.
Thesis show exhibits process
By Stan O’Neill | Apr. 7, 2014Graphic design is a craft that involves interpretation and mediation of a message. It’s necessary for the designer to play many roles to be effective, whether it be the artist, the entrepreneur, or the humanist.
Holocaust survivor to share his story
By Anjelica Oswald | Apr. 7, 2014Just like Anne Frank, Henry Fenichel was in hiding with his family in the Netherlands when they were captured and sent to concentration camps — he and his mother to Bergen-Belsen, his father to Auschwitz.
Men's Basketball:Seniors reflect on season
By Christian Hoppens | Apr. 7, 2014Redshirt senior Jon Smith has no interest in defining what his legacy is, or the legacy of his class.
Letter: Restart ticket is unprofessional, unrealistic
Apr. 7, 2014Maybe I’m cynical, but really I’m just realistic.
Sports Column: MLB Instant Replay: A look at its effects thus far
By Kelsey Surmacz | Apr. 7, 2014When Major League Baseball opted to expand instant replay for the 2014 season, it was hard for some fans to be optimistic.
OU office aims to combat rights violations
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 7, 2014While Ohio University students and faculty shuffle in and out of Baker University Center everyday, just across the street, the Office for Institutional Equity is fielding complaints relating to sexual misconduct, disability and other topics.
Education, expression key in Queer Studies Conference
By Rebekah Barnes | Apr. 7, 2014Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one gender, the non-gendered pronoun “they” is used.
Senate hears Ping updates, issues
By Caroline Bartels | Apr. 7, 2014Ohio University’s Student Senate meeting Monday night did not go as planned.
Softball: 'Cats look to again win state bragging rights against Ohio State
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 7, 2014Defeating Ohio State in the first game of the Red and Black Classic last month not only ended a six-game slide for Ohio, but also proved it can beat some of the nation’s best competition.
Grandma celebrates four grandsons and 10 years of Court Street antics
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Apr. 6, 2014Donna has strutted down the bricks for 10 consecutive Moms Weekends, often walking her familiar path from Red Brick Tavern to Burrito Buggy, which often sits on corner of Court and Union streets.
