San Francisco band to rock the Union
By Dylan Sams | Sep. 10, 2013All the way from San Francisco, The Wrong Words will bring the right music to The Union Bar & Grill, 18 W. Union St., Thursday night.
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Gamer Girl: New games provide exciting options this fall
Sep. 10, 2013Most ladies are excited about fall for the Pumpkin Spice Latte. I’m excited for fall because it’s the prime time for big video game releases.
Peace Walk returns for 9/11 anniversary
By Anjelica Oswald | Sep. 10, 2013On the 12th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the third annual Better Together 9/11 Interfaith Peace Walk aims to unite people in a common commitment to peace.
Clippinger closes after two students faint in class
By Lucas Daprile, Sam Howard | Sep. 10, 2013Clippinger Laboratories on Ohio University’s campus was closed for two hours Tuesday afternoon after two female students passed out in the building.
Werkout Festival showcases Ohio bands, gathers fans from around the globe
By William Hoffman | Sep. 10, 2013Artists, musicians and music fans will flock to Legend Valley in Thornville this weekend to “Werk Out” some issues and enjoy the area’s last major festival of the summer.
University asks students, faculty to power off
By Will Drabold | Sep. 10, 2013Unplug your laptops, power down iPhones and don’t print.
African Crossroads series helps students, faculty explore cultures
By William Ashton | Sep. 10, 2013For the past 50 years, the African Studies program has offered students a number of exceptional opportunities, including African Crossroads, a series that meets on Wednesdays to allow students the opportunity to discuss and share information about the advancements and changes in Africa.
Tal National cancels upcoming performances
By William Hoffman | Sep. 10, 2013Nigerian band Tal National has cancelled a number of dates on its upcoming tour including the show at Stuart’s Opera House, 52 Public Square, Nelsonville.
Immediately after tryouts, dance team already prepping routines
By Rebekah Barnes | Sep. 10, 2013There’s a lot more behind the Ohio University Dance Team than the spins, glitter and outfits.
Mother given murdered burglar's belongings
By Kelly Fisher | Sep. 10, 2013An Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge granted a disposition of property request Monday, allowing a man’s broken-hearted mother to hold on to his belongings.
Shops, citizens turn to local business for composting help
By Julie Weller | Sep. 10, 2013The Compost Exchange, a facility located in The Plains, is becoming more and more of a popular option for those who want to avoid the hassle and stink of composting at home.
Men's Golf: Bobcats finish 34-over-par at invitational
By Luke O'Roark | Sep. 10, 2013With the first tournament in the books for the men’s golf team, the Bobcats have much to improve on for the rest of the season.
OU debuts competitive scholarship program
By Will Drabold | Sep. 10, 2013The fight for the best college students is like “hand-to-hand combat,” and Ohio University will soon have an additional weapon in the fray, OU President Roderick McDavis said.
Senate discusses Spring Concert, hears from Post-IT!
By Olivia Hitchcock | Sep. 10, 2013It was the temperature that left members of the Student Senate body heated at a meeting where jackets were off and cold drinks abundant.
Feminist choir seeks new members
By Dylan Sams | Sep. 10, 2013On stage, Nancy Pierce guides a group of women through one of its first songs, tapping her foot during a quick run-through of “What a Wonderful World.”
Most Athens Co. schools see state funds flatline
By Lucas Daprile | Sep. 9, 2013A quick glance at Gov. John Kasich’s education plan under the new state budget looks like a great deal: $1.5 billion dollars in additional resources to local schools, a grant program to fund new ideas in schools, and even scholarships given to new kindergartners whose parents are close to the poverty level.
Prosecutor picks up Athens natives, former 'Cats in his office to help victims
By Kelly Fisher | Sep. 9, 2013After graduation, Ohio University alumni scatter across the country to start their new careers; however, some of them end up returning to Athens.
Sports Column: The same as it ever was for the Cleveland Browns
By Charlie Hatch | Sep. 9, 2013This year was supposed to be different for the Cleveland Browns.
Local meal plan proves challenging for Athens eateries
By Sam Howard | Sep. 9, 2013Citing high food prices and availability concerns, some Athens restaurant owners say the “locavore” bug is tough to catch.
Supply chain president to give insight into strategic business leadership
By William Ashton | Sep. 9, 2013In their study of management, business, leadership and more, some Ohio University students are going to be getting a personal look at the world of business.
