Film: 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit' Falls Somewhere in the Middle
Jan. 18, 2014By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
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Men's Basketball: 'Cats continue second half surges, top Huskies
By Brandon Kors | Jan. 17, 2014After scoring its lowest first half of the season, Ohio wasted no time putting their stamp on the contest in the second stanza.
Women's Basketball: 'Cats suffer first home loss against Cardinals
By Charlie Hatch | Jan. 17, 2014The storyline from The Convo was simple: Ball State knocked down three-pointers and Ohio didn’t on Saturday.
Wrestling: 'Cats fall to Chippewas, drop first MAC match
By Tony Wolfe | Jan. 17, 2014Certain teams are fortunate enough to be good for so long that, not only do they find themselves with a target on their backs, but they grow accustomed to that target and continue to win in spite of everyone else aiming to dethrone them.
Hockey: 'Cats fall in OT to Cyclones
By Kelsey Surmacz | Jan. 17, 2014Saturday was another hard-fought effort by the Bobcats, which played through a game defined by physicality and missed calls.
OU Professor named fellow in inventors academy for his work
By Dina Berliner | Jan. 16, 2014An Ohio University mechanical engineering professor has been named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors for his research.
Remembering a King
By Anjelica Oswald | Jan. 16, 2014Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream in 1963, and the MLK Jr. Celebration Committee is commemorating his dream by celebrating King’s legacy in Athens with a week’s worth of events.
Reflecting on LBJ's 'War on Poverty'
By Lucas Daprile | Jan. 16, 2014Fifty years ago, former President Lyndon B. Johnson made a promise to the American people to end the nation’s poverty.
Rock Camp for Girls holds benefit
By Hannah Debenham | Jan. 16, 2014For one week in July, the adolescent girls of Athens have the opportunity to learn how to rock n’ roll at the Athens Rock Camp for Girls.
Ups & downs
By Maria DeVito | Jan. 16, 2014Ohio University’s streak of receiving a record number of applications for first-year freshmen could be coming to an end, but university officials say they aren’t too concerned.
Two-car accident results in death
By Joshua Lim | Jan. 16, 2014A Guysville man was killed and two others were hospitalized Thursday in a fatal two-vehicle collision on Old Route 33 near the Athens Boarding Kennel, authorities said.
Two injured in fatal crash released from hospital
By Joshua Lim | Jan. 16, 2014Two Shade residents involved in a fatal crash Thursday have been released from O’Bleness Memorial Hospital, police are saying.
The Muggs show off their bluesy style
By Dylan Sams | Jan. 16, 2014Tony DeNardo calls his life a fairy tale.
Women's Basketball: Bobcats look to stay undefeated at home
By Charlie Hatch | Jan. 16, 2014After extending its Mid-American Conference winning streak to its longest mark in three seasons, Ohio is looking to stay hot and win a fourth-consecutive game against Ball State on Saturday.
Men's Basketball: Despite season, NIU poses potential threat
By Christian Hoppens | Jan. 16, 2014The Huskies started from the bottom, now they’re getting there.
So far, more visit Ping in new year
By Jordan Stickle | Jan. 16, 2014Gym junkies found Ping Center packed with almost double its usual attendance when they returned to Ohio University for the new year.
OUPD responds to service call for man who 'wants to kill people tonight'
By Joshua Lim, Joshua Jamerson | Jan. 16, 2014The Ohio University Police Department received a service call around 1:30 a.m. Thursday morning for a man "with a knife stating he wants to kill people tonight," according to police logs.
Wiz to headline #Fest with Carnage, GRiZ
By William Hoffman | Jan. 16, 2014Wiz Khalifa will head back to the Athens area to headline 12Fest this spring.
Students study in Ghana
By Olivia Malmsten | Jan. 16, 2014While most Ohio University students went home over Winter Break, 19 Scripps College of Communication students studied overseas in Ghana.
Athens man pleads guilty to theft, domestic violence
By Kelly Fisher | Jan. 16, 2014An Athens man, accused of taking money from an Athens woman to clean out a culvert but never performed the service, changed his plea to guilty Wednesday and was sentenced to prison.
