If you live in a large metropolis like Columbus, getting seriously injured might mean being transported to one of the Level-1 trauma centers in the area. In Athens, there are no trauma centers, so the method of transport could be the difference between life and death.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Dual-threat volleyball players are hard to come by because of the usual height difference between players of various positions. Ohio freshman Mallory Salis, who is listed as 5-foot-8, is one of the Bobcats’ most versatile players, having found her niche playing both outside hitter and libero.
The government might shut down Tuesday, but that won’t stop the Mid-American Conference and the weekly coaches’ teleconference.
Two weeks ago, when the Ohio University Internet crashed, students received emails from “O’Malley, Sean.”
Having established herself as director of drama development at the Fox Broadcast Company, one Ohio University alumna has found great success with Fox’s latest drama hit Sleepy Hollow.
"Last Time in New York" â When Lily discovers TedâÂÂs list of things he wants to do in New York before he moves for Chicago, she becomes frustrated that she is the only person who knows about his plans. Meanwhile, Robin and Barney realize they have very little time together before their relatives arrive for their wedding, on the final season of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, Monday, Sept. 30 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Sherri Shepherd returns as Daphne, and Wayne Brady returns as BarneyâÂÂs brother, James. Pictured: Ted (Josh Radnor) Photo: Cliff Lipson/CBS é 2013 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Just as they did in 2011, drug and liquor-related crimes rose on campus last year.
ust as Ohioans can start looking for health insurance on the federal government’s online marketplace, Ohio officials are warning consumers to be aware of phone scammers attempting to turn a profit.
After spending years treating my cellphones with care, the inevitable happened. I dropped my beloved Samsung Galaxy S3 on my driveway, leaving it to one of the worst fates cellphones can face: a cracked screen (I’m accepting condolence cards for my loss).
It took traveling more than 6,000 miles, crossing an international border, losing luggage and running on barely any sleep — all in about four days — for me to come to one simple realization:
The Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as “Obamacare,” will arguably widen access to health insurance for many in Athens County who are uninsured, yet among village government officials, there is fear of increased costs.
Peyton White placed seventh in Ohio’s last tournament, the Wolf Run Intercollegiate, and Ty Heriott posted a first-round score of 71 at the Marshall Invitational in early August — each made for the best mark of the respective round by a Bobcat.
The success stories are out there, you just have to be willing to look hard enough to find them.
The Pittsburgh Pirates’ PNC Park will host a party that’ll be tough to crash Tuesday when the Cincinnati Reds come to town for the National League Wild Card Game.
Ohio University is most definitely a heaven on earth. Big Mama’s diets mixed with a perfect attendance record at Liquor Pitchers are things I might mention on my résumé. Today, for one reason or another, it finally dawned on me… I’m a senior. It took me six weeks to realize I am about to leave my beloved Athens.
The sounds of Court Street turned heads Sunday afternoon, though this time it was not illicit festivities but cries for peace and justice that had people looking.
“Obamacare” elicits a variety of responses from Athens County residents.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich has turned to Athens for new leadership.
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