The loud, heavy sounds of cellos, not guitars, reverberated inside Baker University Center Theatre as Break of Reality performed a set of their “cello rock” Tuesday night.
The Student Personnel Association is bringing Tracy David to Ohio University on Oct. 24 to speak to students about rape culture.
One of the two Athens residents accused of kidnapping a 16-year-old girl and using her as a prostitute in exchange for money and drugs was indicted Monday.
Recently, I made a pretty tough decision: When the time comes, I will be choosing to upgrade my dear Xbox 360 to the soon-to-be-released PlayStation 4 (go ahead and gasp).
Three cellists and a percussionist are not normally considered the makings of a rock band, but then again, this is not your typical group of chamber musicians; this is Break of Reality, a band of “cello rock” musicians.
On this day in 1983 there was an assassination attempt on the fifth president of South Korea, Chun Doo-hwan. Two of the bombers who were captured ended up admitting to be North Korean military officers.
Making the “Lion King” position, or holding a cellphone to the sky while looking for another service bar amid a sea of dropped calls and unsent texts, is common for many Ohio University students and Athens residents.
For most Ohio University Percussion Ensemble performances, members typically play mallet percussion and a variety of drums, but for the ensemble’s special performance Wednesday, one piece calls for a different instrument — an iPhone.
Twelve years ago the first poster campaign through the Campus Involvement Center, “Bring Your Own Judgment,” flopped. Since then, the office has learned student input is essential.
When Mike McQueen and Jordan Reid were in their junior year of high school, football was a mere afterthought.
Preseason — it’s one of those words that make many sports fan grimace.
Zachary Green had three major goals in his life: to serve as a U.S. Marine, to be a firefighter and to be an entrepreneur. In 2010, he decided to pursue the third part of that dream.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
The Athens County Board of Elections has upset a local anti-fracking organization time and time again in recent months, and the group is ready to take action again.
In movies and television shows, a violinist, pianist or flutist plays concerts for adoring audiences, all enchanted by the musician’s talent.
If you’re white in Ohio, state-testing data suggests you’ll probably score better on standardized tests than minority peers.
Athens City Council adopted a fringe benefits package for non-union city workers Monday, including police, fire fighters and maintenance workers.
The cool air of fall is here, and with the return of warm sweaters and pumpkin spice lattes come illnesses such as the common cold.
It was destiny for one Bobcat’s defenseman to don “green.”
While students at Ohio University are applying for programs and scholarships to study abroad in Ghana, some Ghanaian students are going through similar applications to study in Athens.
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