Ohio won its Mid-American Tournament semifinal game against Western Michigan by a score of 74-63 Friday. The Bobcats (24-8, 14-2 MAC) will face Akron in the conference championship game Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Follow our chronological coverage of the game below.
Lashings of lads and lassies will finally be donning duds of green with plenty of bevvies in hand in the spirit of the upcoming Sunday hooley — St. Patrick’s Day.
CLEVELAND — The scrum for the Mid-American Conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament has been raging for three days.
Three of the five finalists for chancellor at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire have withdrawn from the search, including Pam Benoit.
Just three weeks have passed since Ohio had its best finish at the Mid-American Conference Track and Field Indoor Championship in four years, but the runners, sprinters, throwers and jumpers are already facing a new challenge, namely the outdoor season.
Students and faculty gathered in Baker University Center for a variety of events and sessions, most revolving around the idea of altruism at the fourth annual Ohio Women Making a Difference Conference on Thursday.
Heading into its 2012-13 campaign, Ohio had a Sweet 16 berth in its back pocket, as well as dozens of reports proclaiming a similar ascent to the national spotlight was in store for the upcoming season.
Ohio coach Jim Christian has said all season that no Mid-American Conference team plays the same two games in a row.
This weekend’s festival season kick-off will see a festival apart from the partying kind.
Discussions about The Ridges were missing an important part of the Athens population — the residents.
Reliving high school is typically something most would avoid, but ABC Players’ production, Is There Life After High School?, makes remembering those awkward years a bit more pleasant.
The Bobcats have flipped and twisted themselves with easiness through the regular season, broke school records, and earned the best diving score at a Mid-American Conference championship in program history.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Women aren’t always comfortable talking about their “downstairs,” but this weekend, Ohio University women will take the stage to do just that.
Though Athens has heaps of history visible in bricks and buildings, some of its richest history has been demolished.
After more than six hours of closing arguments in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas on Thursday, a local man’s rape and child molestation case is headed for jury deliberation.
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