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OU presence fosters local employment rates in 2012

The unemployment rate of Athens tends to be significantly lower than in surrounding counties solely because of the presence of a large, public university.

Men's Basketball: Ohio outlasts Kent State in last-second thriller

KENT, Ohio — Forty-two seconds remained in Saturday’s game between Ohio and Kent State when Chris Evans, the Golden Flashes’ go-to senior forward, was whistled for traveling on his way to the Bobcats’ basket.

Local app contest names winner over weekend

Over the weekend, six teams competed in the second annual Startup Weekend in Athens, where a duo was declared winners of a $1,000 prize.

Post Column: Inaugural lip-sync not event's worst scandal

Congratulations, America! We have already successfully embroiled the White House in controversy before President Barack Obama has even had enough time to properly start his second term.

The Career Canvas

Students with artistic majors are still sacrificing for their art.

Post Editorial: Second chance: Admins should listen to students when spending reallocated $800K

The multipurpose center was never supposed to be funded by student dollars.

Swimming & Diving: 'Cats dampen Mountaineer mood on their senior day

West Virginia has a higher undergraduate enrollment, a larger endowment and a bigger stadium than Ohio, but not a better swimming team – at least for this season.

State program seminars prep for school shootings

Though the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting brought school security to the forefront of public interest, the topic has been on Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s mind for much longer.

Post Column: 'Glee' music thievery reeks of network laziness

To this day, I’m still not entirely sure how I ended up as the senior music supervisor of the popular television show Glee. I’m a comedy writer whose grasp of music goes as far as singing “Sexy and I Know It” to myself in the shower every morning before breaking down and weeping; nothing in my skill-set made me ideal for the position. Somehow, though, FOX decided to give me the job, probably because the other applicants kept going… let’s call it “missing.”

Film: 'Movie 43' Might Make Viewers Lose Brain Cells

By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises

Post Column: Tellers of drunken tales should keep it down

Let’s talk about Mondays. Everyone is bound by law to hate Monday because it’s the first day of class and work, and even though we are taught by people wiser than us that we should embrace learning and work passionately, we hate doing both.

Estate tax abolished in Ohio

The only certainties in life are death and taxes. On Jan. 1 of this year, Ohio eliminated the certainty of death taxes.

Slideshow: Hockey vs. Oakland

Weekend Wrestling: Bobcats vs. Buffalo

The Bobcats started off the weekend Saturday night with another Mid-American Conference matchup against Buffalo (1-8. 1-1 MAC)

Fellowship program for teachers extends application deadline

A subsidized masters program created to keep new teachers in rural Ohio has extended its application deadline.

Basketball Notebook: Bobcats continue conference streak against Kent State

Ohio (15-5, 6-0 Mid-American Conference) beat Kent State by a score of 69-68 Saturday on the road. The Bobcats' win signaled the first time they were undefeated six games into conference play since the 1973-1974 season. Follow our chronological coverage of the game below.

Exotic in Athens

Just as a wide array of students can be found in Ohio University’s residence halls, one building on campus houses a different type of life: the plant variety.

Women's Basketball: Bobcats prepared for Cardinals, hope to combat injury, fatigue

After losing all five of its first Mid-American Conference games in blowout fashion, Ohio (5-12, 0-5 Mid-American Conference) will travel to Muncie, Ind., on Saturday to battle the Ball State Cardinals (7-11, 4-1 MAC) in hopes of righting the ship.

Anti-fracking concert at Casa Nueva aims to educate

As students focus on how to best approach the semester, one professor hopes to return attention to the potential dangers of hydraulic fracturing with an informative benefit concert.

Swimming & Diving: Despite 'underdog' status, 'Cats focused on defeating Mountaineers

Ohio coach Greg Werner has a list of goals for the 2012-2013 swimming season pinned above his desk in his small office, in which every one of his athletes has promised with their signature that they want to win every single dual meet this year.