As the head of the Professional Playwriting Program, Ohio University professor Charles R. Smith has accumulated many awards during his successful career. With his latest work, he has caught the attention of critics throughout the nation.
The unraveling of a single possession from Saturday’s 61-59 win against Western Michigan encapsulates the effort Ohio needs to be successful in Mid-American Conference play.
It was 15 minutes past midnight on the 11th of January, and I felt all right. Ella and Louis on the turntable, incense burning, pit bull snoring beside me, and I remembered all the things I had missed about home during first semester.
The days of rowdy head-banging pits in The Convo might be over as the Campus Involvement Center is moving the spring bash to the halls of the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
Although injuries are never well timed, Ohio’s recent setbacks could not have come at a worse time, as the Bobcats fell 73-36 with a limited roster to Buffalo on Sunday in Mid-American Conference action.
When Ohio lost 2-1 at Iowa State in overtime Friday night, the Bobcats knew they couldn’t drive another 12 hours back to Athens without a victory to end a three-game losing streak.
The door of the cabin creaked open, and from my spot in the shadows I narrowed my eyes at the intruder who stepped through its frame. I knew him immediately: that sinister build, those piercing eyes. “It’s been a long time, Vido,” I growled. “If you’re here for the money, I already spent it. Tell your mother I said thanks.”
An Ohio University fraternity was officially recognized as part of its national counterpart Sunday after a multi-year suspension.
After a four-week recess, Athens City Council will convene for the first time in 2013 Monday night.
Welcome back from the holiday season! Over break, we’ve eaten candy canes, turkeys, pudding, fruit cake and pies of all varieties.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series examining Ohio University’s leadership structure. Go online each day this week for accompanying videos, and pick up Friday’s paper for the final story.
On Jan. 10, as Vice President Joe Biden was scheduled to address the nation, he was interrupted by news that two students had been killed at Taft High School in California.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohio.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
After an extensive tour spanning two continents as an opening act for Tenacious D, Dean Tartaglia’s newest project is to front two bands — Mind Fish and Silent Lions.
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