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MAC Notebook: Northern Illinois Huskies dominate the wild MAC West

MAC throws the Huskies a bone

Women's Basketball: Bobcats keep the ball rolling on the season's strong start with an overtime win

Bob Boldon said Ohio’s win Saturday satisfied him enough that he could actually enjoy his sandwich on the team’s trip back to Athens.

TV: Zabka, pineapples and an old flame: ‘How I Met Your Mother’ revisits the past

By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl

Sports Column: NCAA needs a College Football Playoff

The NCAA has messed everything up because it is greedy and selfish.

Campus officials, students gather in Baker Center for sexual-assault discussion

Monday morning Baker Ballroom was filled with Ohio University community members seeking information and discussion on a hot button topic on campus — sexual assault.

The PHILosopher: Reminiscing proves a worthwhile investment

Apparently this Monday, and the bulk majority of Sunday, my mind felt like it would be a good idea to reflect on my college experience from my new senior perspective. Upon first review, this idea seemed to be about as fun as going into a midterm still tipsy from the night before. I figured that once my mind entered this splendid train of thought my social media profiles would be as much as of a train wreck as Miley Cyrus was during the MTV Video Music Awards.

Brushing It Off

There’s nothing a little Goof-Off and a morning spent scrubbing, painting and scraping can’t fix.

Student Senate pays it forward, excites drivers who couldn't make it back to the meter in time

When the meter starts ticking, you have two hours before a $10 ticket for an “expired meter” will grace your windshield.

OUPD reports burglary at Fenzel House

The Ohio University Police Department recieved a report of a burglary from Fenzel House on Monday, authorities said in an email apparently sent out to South Green residents. The burglary took place at approximately 5:30 a.m, according to police.

Men's Basketball: Ohio defense outlasts Valparaiso

The legend of the “Nature Boy” continues to grow in the halls of The Convo.

Marching 110 gets down in Columbus for Varsity Show at Ohio Theatre

Though the Ohio University Marching 110 strives to give its audiences new and creative performances, its traditions are never overlooked.  

Commissioners plan public meeting for Tuesday to discuss proposed injection well

State officials haven’t responded to complaints from concerned citizens, county officials have said, so the Athens County Commissioners are hosting a public meeting Tuesday to mull over the possibility of a new injection well in Athens County.

Football: After two flops, Ohio feels 'rejuvinated' ahead of Kent State matchup

After losing a combined 79-3 in his team’s last two games, Ohio coach Frank Solich admitted that it was the worst two-game stretch he’s been through in Athens.

Student Senate hosts state representatives Phillips and Gentile during in-town visit

Two state officials spent their Friday afternoon conversing with some of their Ohio University student constituents.

LGBT Center plans vigil to honor transgender victims of violence and hate crimes

Editor’s note: Delfin Bautista and Ryan Vollrath both identify with “they/their” as a pronoun.

Campus Conversation invites students to continue dialogue on sexual assault

A continuing conversation about sexual assault will progress into its next university installment Monday.

Post Editorial: Small acts of graffiti are appreciated when done appropriately

Our centerpiece story today talks about an Athens task force focused on removing graffiti throughout the city. We understand society has myriad opinions on graffiti; though some see it as an act of art, others view it as vandalism.

Columbus restaurant founder will serve innovative advice for Global Entrepreneurship Week

The man responsible for a chain of popular restaurants will lecture at Ohio University on Monday night on his industry.

Green Beat: Conflict arises on validity of climate report

Last Monday, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published its fifth assessment report—its first comprehensive overview of the latest research on the global climate since 2007. This is exciting because it is not just some press release by another think tank or activist group with an agenda. It is an extremely detailed monograph by a body of climate scientists that was established in 1988 by the U.N. and supported by the governments of 195 countries. Its work is vital in compiling the latest thinking about the role of human actions in global climate change.

Wrestling: Ohio shuts down four teams with five undefeated wrestlers