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Football: Jerseys to watch this season

Underdog status nothing new for Bobcats

Starting the season against a big-name opponent is anything but a foreign concept to Ohio.

Post Letter: Activist seeks support for local, national forest

My heart breaks when I think of the growing assaults on our commons –– on our air, our water and our public lands. In Southeast Ohio, Wayne National Forest, Ohio’s only national forest, has been abused for decades. Extensive logging takes place under false pretenses as “ecological management.” The area has been assaulted by “prescribed” burns, which are not even appropriate in eastern forests. ATV trails increasingly riddle the land. Non-native species invade wherever there is a disturbance.

Catmail undergoes facelift for fall, students provide mixed feedback

Ohio University students accessing their Catmail accounts are logging in a little differently this semester.

Search for man accused of public indecency in Emeriti Park continues

The Ohio University Police Department issued a crime alert Thursday after a man allegedly masturbated in public Wednesday night.

Officials hope new signs, barriers prevent fatalities at Hocking Hills

After a deadly spring at Hocking Hills State Park this year, state employees swore to make the park safer than ever before.

2013 Ohio University football schedule

Organization promotes suicide prevention

A piece of graffiti with suicidal undertones in Glidden Hall caused two Ohio University students to stop last November and leave their own message.

Sports Column: Bobcats capable of besting Cardinals

Sports fans throughout the nation will be watching Ohio this weekend, if only because the Bobcats are facing Louisville in the ESPN flagship channel’s lone Sunday broadcast.

Football: Ohio depends on defense to push back against Louisville

Ohio might return its all-time leading passer in quarterback Tyler Tettleton and running back Beau Blankenship, the Bobcats’ best single-season rusher, but neither of them will be tasked with slowing Teddy Bridgewater and the multi-faceted Louisville offense on Sunday.

Former RA faces charges for dorm room burglary

Several Ohio University students told the Ohio University Police Department in February they believe a now-former resident assistant stole personal belongings while they were sleeping.

Club struts unique culture

Bollywood is known for its films and musical numbers, and the Indian Students Association has brought the Bollywood Dance Club back for its first full year.

Football: Cornerback Carrie returns after season on the sidelines

His emotions wanted to tell him that it didn’t happen. But deep down, during training camp last season, Travis Carrie knew his fate. A torn labrum and fractured right shoulder left the cornerback dejected, disappointed and unsure of what would come next for him in his college career.

Color and music combine for Athens' latest fest

As the dull day-to-day struggles of the opening week of classes weigh on students’ spirits, two graduate students will look to liven things up with a festival inspired by one of India’s most colorful traditions.

Staff Picks for Ohio vs. Louisville

“Louisville is a very talented team, but I’m not sure they’re deserving of being ranked ninth in the country. Ohio will hang around.”

Post Editorial: Openness should be 'point of pride'

At the end of every President’s Report at Board of Trustee meetings, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis lists “points of pride” that should be celebrated.

School of Film named one of country's top 10 best by 'Videomaker Magazine'

In a sudden rush of popularity, the Ohio University School of Film has found itself graced with high praises from various publications.

Coolville man receives another felony charge for raping teenage girl

A Coolville man who allegedly raped a 13-year-old girl in Athens County now has a second felony charge in his case.

Talkin' 'Bout Practice: NCAA's amateurism rules are hypocritical double standards

Well, ladies and gentlemen, it’s about that time again — college football season is upon us. Undoubtedly, the biggest story heading into the 2013 season is the cloud of scandal following Texas A&M University star quarterback and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel.

Sports Column: MAC teams play out the David and Goliath roles

The true beauty of sports is watching David face Goliath, and no conference better represents David than the Mid-American Conference.