The Bobcats will head north on U.S. 33 to Westerville on Monday to play at The Lakes Golf and Country Club in The Bobcat Open — an exhibition event consisting of members of the team and alumni.
In the midst of Student Senate’s intern selection process, its site — where all the selection information is stored — went down.
Traffic was bad in Nelsonville on Saturday morning, but only because hundreds of people were celebrating that U.S. Route 33 will no longer include a long, slow trek through the city.
This week I was given the opportunity of a lifetime.
Ohio University officials hope they’ll have a new executive director of campus recreation within the next two weeks as the final four candidates ease into their last interviews.
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When the highly anticipated Affordable Care Act online health insurance marketplaces, otherwise commonly referred to as exchanges, open Tuesday, many users may find costs to be lower than expected, government officials said.
Some use a microphone outside of Baker University Center.
Methamphetamine, marijuana and heroin aren’t the only drugs plaguing Athens County.
Just after earning 1 million followers on Vine, Logan Paul, a freshman studying industrial and systems engineering, decided to spread the wealth, as he called out Athens to create a “supervine.”
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In a 2012 study by the Natural Resources Defense Council, Ohio was ranked the second most air-toxic state in the U.S., but some researchers say that Athens has low air pollution rates.
Celebrating decades of Ohio University’s African-American history, 450 black alumni returned to campus this weekend. A photo exhibit, symposium, talk on African heritage, numerous meet-and-greets, an event honoring OU’s first tenured African-American professor and a gala with 350 registered attendees were several of the events the university held for alumni.
Ohio University released its 2013 Clery Act compliance report late Monday afternoon. This report, which is required by law of all universities that participate in federal financial aid, details critical information about crime on and near campus.
Ohio placed West Virginia behind a mountain of goals in the Bobcats’ 7-1 victory Friday.
Another pair of weekend games has come and gone for the Bobcats with the same result as the previous two: a split.
Having claimed the top spot of the Mid-American Conference East Division each of the past 10 regular seasons, No. 22 Ohio began conference play and its quest to continue the streak with a pair of victories this weekend.
After a thrilling 3-1 win against Bowling Green to kick off Mid-American Conference play Friday, the Bobcats were unable to replicate their performance Sunday, as they lost 2-1 to Central Michigan at Chessa Field.
The idea for the Student Employee Commission began with stories from some of the more than 1,500 students working on campus. Ohio University Culinary Services increased student hours 89.5 percent over 10 years. The effort to establish the SEC on the Student Senate was starting to take shape. The potential for the SEC is ever more relevant as students go to work each day on the OU campus, and the time is appropriate to present it for a resolution.
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