Council, committees to touch on projects, electric aggregation at tonight's meeting
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 6, 2014Athens City Council will meet tonight for a combined committees and council meeting due to the skipped meeting last week.
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Fire at Timothy House under control; investigation starts
By Allan Smith | Apr. 6, 2014Athens City Fire responded to a call at a local homeless shelter Monday afternoon after a fire started in the building’s laundry room, according to officials.
Ohio Softball: Dorsey named MAC East co-pitcher of the week
By Charlie Hatch | Apr. 6, 2014Sophomore pitcher Savannah Jo Dorsey was named MAC East co-pitcher of the week in an announcement by the conference Monday afternoon.
Sports Column: Players suffer from island-hopping coaches
By Brandon Kors | Apr. 6, 2014Despite the hire of former North Dakota State coach Saul Phillips, Jim Christian’s departure is still fresh in the minds of many Bobcats fans. That, paired with the endless debate about the NCAA’s efficiency, is just another example of how coaches are the real winners in college sports.
Men's Basketball: Phillips named as head coach
By Christian Hoppens | Apr. 6, 2014Entering his third basketball coaching search at Ohio University, Director of Athletics Jim Schaus wanted someone who had previous head coaching experience.
Football: Improvement on the horizon
By Tony Wolfe | Apr. 6, 2014Last football season presented quite a rollercoaster year for the Ohio defense.
OUPD's staff expansion meets increasing demand for law enforcement, chief says
By Joshua Lim | Apr. 6, 2014Ohio University Police Department’s decision to hire five more officers stems from a two-pronged concern, said OUPD Chief Andrew Powers.
Moms Weekend charity events, craft expos and comedy shows entertain families
By Rebekah Barnes | Apr. 6, 2014Moms were out in full force on Court Street this weekend as Ohio University celebrated its annual Moms Weekend.
Athens County man, 73, dies in plane crash
By Suhyeon Park | Apr. 6, 2014An Athens County man died Saturday while piloting a small, single-engine aircraft toward an unknown destination, according to authorities who said little information was available Sunday evening.
Track and Field: Bobcats win first meet on new track
By Wynston Wilcox | Apr. 5, 2014Saturday’s Cherry Blossom Invitational attracted moms, sunshine and solid performances from the Bobcats in their first time competing on the renovated track at Pruitt Field.
College Matt-ers: Senate tickets need to educate themselves on guaranteed tuition
Apr. 5, 2014On April 8, 2013, I co-wrote a letter to The Post arguing that guaranteed tuition was a “false solution to student debt.” Nearly a year later, Student Senate still refuses to take a stance and few understand the model.
Grammy-winning African band hits Nelsonville stage
By William Hoffman | Apr. 5, 2014Music lovers, aspiring musicians and local entrepreneurs gathered at Stuart’s Opera House on Friday to enjoy the community music of the Grammy-winning band Tinariwen.
Nationally touring bands to play The Union
By Dylan Sams | Apr. 5, 2014White Mystery, the redheaded brother and sister Chicago rock duo, will be visiting Athens for the fifth time since April 2011.
Film: 'Captain America: The Winter Solider' is a Brisk, if Disposable, Piece of Big-Budget Entertainment
Apr. 5, 2014By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
Senate to change vague budget rules
By Maria DeVito | Apr. 5, 2014Student Senate hopes to tighten its rules for its treasurer position and its holder’s accessibility to senate funds during this week’s changed meeting time and place.
