This weekend the Ohio women’s soccer team endured two tough tests on the road against Miami and Ball State, as each were picked to win their respective divisions in the Mid-American Conference in the preseason coaches poll.
Saturday evening at Ping Center, Ohio University’s Association of Nigerians hosted an event to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of Nigeria’s Independence from the United Kingdom.
The pomp of circumstance that generally meets homecoming games was replaced with gloomy skies, empty bleachers and football that was anything but fundamentally sound.
With puns ranging from the “Precipitation Cup” to the seemingly frequent “rain DeLaet’s” swarming around the media tent, there’s no doubt this week’s Presidents Cup has had its share of bad luck.
Kaite Kinsella, an Ohio University freshman, began to pull up her pants after urinating behind a house on Mill Street when she noticed something odd.
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Officials confirmed the mid-September outage that affected Internet access across Ohio University’s campuses was caused by Apple’s iOS 7 software upgrade.
A recent Ohio University hire has produced optimism for backers of the Turning Point Solar project looking to reach a deal with OU.
Police shot and killed a woman Thursday after she rammed a security barricade at the White House, then sped down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol.
Entering the week, the International team was described as too young and too inexperienced to compete with the United States’ squad at the Presidents Cup, and that turned out to be the case Thursday.
Despite the mostly partisan, love-it-or-hate-it debate that the Affordable Care Act ignited everywhere from Capitol Hill to your family dinner table, many polls show most Americans believe they have yet to feel any effects.
As more and more provisions of the Affordable Care Act come into play, The Post sought to cover how the law would affect local businesses, students, Ohio University, residents and health care providers in Athens County.
The second round of the President’s Cup was halted late Friday to end a day that was filled with delays.
Canada’s Consul General Roy Norton visited Ohio University to discuss the United States’ relationship with its northern neighbor.
After sweeping their first weekend of Mid-American Conference play, the Bobcats will host MAC East rivals this weekend after spending the past three weekends on the road.
The Bobcats will be looking to douse the offensive attack of Liberty in this weekend’s much-anticipated matchup.
It’s halfway to spring and halfway between Number Fests.
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