Though the stress of finals week looms ahead, Jewish students on campus are taking out their menorahs and making arrangements to celebrate the eight days of Hanukkah at Ohio University.
Five-straight series splits have the Ohio hockey team itching to sweep a series and end the 2012 portion of its schedule.
“A true competitor” – those are the words coach Clay Calkins uses when referring to his two-time All-American Juli Accurso.
In this week's show, host Jim Ryan, assistant sports editor of The Post, sits down with beat reporters to discuss Ohio's Wednesday loss on the hardwood, the Bobcats' bowl bid, women's basketball woes and what lies ahead for the hockey team. The Green & White Review airs every Thursday at 7 p.m. on WOUB AM 1340.
While the looming winter weather has forced many students to bundle up, a small contingent of women have been working up a sweat in Nelsonville in preparation for the coming roller derby season.
For many students, coming to college knowing what career they envision puts enough pressure on their shoulders.
The holiday season can leave a mark on wallets after dishing out dough for lights, food, presents and trees, but the price of the holidays can go much further than monetary costs.
For the past 14 years, Ohio University’s marching band members have been playing and dancing their way to viral videos and national recognition in uniforms purchased in 1998.
The catchy carols, the breathtaking decorations and the cheerful spirit — how could anyone not love the Christmas season?
Ryan Lombardi, interim vice president for Student Affairs, was greeted by about 30 seconds of applause upon entering Student Senate Wednesday night, as senators expressed their congratulations on successfully defending his dissertation for a Doctorate of Education degree from North Carolina State University.
By Meryl Gottlieb | mg986611@ohiou.edu | @buzzlightmeryl
The sound of gunfire still echoed in my ears as our group crept through the woods, leaving the chaos of Woodbury behind us. When the dead had begun to rise and our world crumbled around us, we had thought zombies Walkers™ would be our biggest concern. But it turns out we had much more to fear from the living — for in the end, we’ve realized Man is the real monster (the undead cannibals are still kind of a problem, though).
Each city has its own rhythm when the holiday madness hits. December in Athens means finally finding a parking spot uptown, shopping for gifts at one of the 10 stores in the Market on State and alleviating stress with a holiday-inspired beverage at the end of the day.
When Ohio Sen. Lou Gentile, D-30th, begins representing Athens County for the first time on Jan. 1, he may do so with the help of an Ohio University Bobcat.
An Ohio University student and three of his or her friends have a chance to get free tickets, airfare, hotel rooms and some spending money for the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl.
Athens City Council members make more money than those in the cities of Oxford, Bowling Green and Kent, but a proposed ordinance would increase their salaries by another $75 to $90 each year.
Far from their families, but closer to the basketball superstars they admire, many of Ohio’s Chinese students feel at home playing on the hardwood courts of Ping Recreational Center.
Friends, colleagues and former students know Lauren Weldy as a talented musician, proficient audio production student and all-around kind person.
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