Welcome to the online version of The Post's 2013 Orientation Guide! What follows are all the stories you can find in our print version, as well as several Web-only stories to expand your Bobcat knowledge even more.
Ohio women’s basketball has struggled as a program recently, so it hired someone who knows how to turn things around.
With more than 400 student-athletes at Ohio, it can be complicated to remember every name and match them with the right sport. To not be completely thrown off in conversations about Bobcat sports, however, you should know about these 10 Bobcats:
Though fall is rolling in now, when spring hits Athens, Ohio University students celebrate its bravura with a series of fests on streets with high numbers of students living off campus.
Another position has been filled in Ohio University’s provost office, ending one more national search.
Attention incoming Ohio University freshmen: Upperclassmen suggest avoiding Boyd Dining Hall.
For students who succumb to Ohio University’s party school reputation or those who just need help with legal documents, a private, nonprofit organization offers its services.
Nothing looks better on a job application than an extensive criminal record — especially multiple charges for alcohol and drug-related offenses.
For most students at Ohio, the summer means enjoying time at home with family and friends, new job experiences and vacations, but for Bobcat athletes, it is a new routine.
I remember when I first stepped onto campus during my own orientation oh so many years ago.
Although some come to Athens in pursuit of fake IDs or raging block parties, the city is riddled with options for those who are still under 21 and don’t want to spend the night in a cop car — or people just looking for a change of pace from the party scene.
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