Football: 'Cats show growth, top North Texas at home
By Christian Hoppens | Sep. 8, 2013Sloppy would be an understatement to describe the mistake-ridden second half of Ohio’s 27-21 victory against North Texas on Saturday.
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Sloppy would be an understatement to describe the mistake-ridden second half of Ohio’s 27-21 victory against North Texas on Saturday.
I’ve noticed that DC and Marvel have been making superhero films every year, but one thing I’ve been wondering is: When will they make a movie with a female lead role?
A Coolville man appeared before Judge L. Alan Goldsberry Thursday for a change of plea hearing regarding a breaking and entering charge.
The nation’s winningest college football program, Michigan, hasn’t seen an outright Big Ten Championship since 2003.
Ohio began its home campaign this weekend when it hosted the Baymont Inn Invitational, playing host to Cincinnati, No. 24 North Carolina and Dayton.
Shawna and Keifer Thompson are used to putting their relationship front and center and did just that Sunday, sharing a pair of center-stage microphones at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
I’m a simple person. My greatest love, besides my cats Leia and Mowgli, is food. Fancy food, fast food, fried food: food. I love it, and I eat a lot of it.
Ohio continues to roll as the ball continues to cross the goal line.
A Buchtel man was arrested Saturday after crashing a vehicle into a residence on Bessimer Road.
The South Green residence hall construction project will take years to complete and cost Ohio University millions of dollars — but it won’t increase the number of students who can live on campus.
Athens City Council will meet tonight at City Hall tonight at 7 p.m.
There are only so many resources to extract and only so much land to fill with products we no longer use. Given the pace of climate change, time is limited.
After suffering a dismantling at the hands of Louisville last week, Ohio was in dire need of not just a win, but a statement in Saturday’s home opener.
The Board of Trustees started a new scholarship fund by allocating millions of dollars in university surplus at its most recent meeting last Thursday Aug. 29.
Borrowing a loan from the federal government doesn’t always equate to getting every dollar you agree to pay back.