Former Marching 110 director's motto reflected in theme
By Kelly Fisher, Meryl Gottlieb | Oct. 11, 2012Ohio University students will be marching to a theme established by a former band director at this year’s Homecoming Parade.
Ohio University students will be marching to a theme established by a former band director at this year’s Homecoming Parade.
Editor’s note: This is the final of a four-part series examining weddings in Athens.
An Ohio University janitor pleaded not guilty to cultivating 12 marijuana plants at his Athens residence.
Ohio University students gathered to “Yell Like Hell” on College Green Thursday afternoon.
This past season, Akron failed to secure a win in Mid-American Conference play. The Zips have one victory to their credit this time around, but new coach Terry Bowden and senior quarterback Dalton Williams have begun to change the culture around InfoCision Stadium.
A still-perfect Ohio squad will look to assert its dominance against Oklahoma — its first real test of the season — when the Sooners travel to Bird Arena for this weekend’s matchup.
Today, we “raise The Green And White above the rest” — quite literally.
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Ohio University’s Bobcat Ambassadors were announced at the Yell Like Hell pep rally on College Green Thursday. The eight ambassadors — five seniors and one from each underclassmen year — were chosen by the largest vote in OU history.
The alteration to this year’s Homecoming Parade route might have people vacating Court Street momentarily, if only so revelers can catch a glimpse of participants peddling the portion of the street not adjacent to the bars.
Hello there! Welcome to the world of Pokémon! My name is Oak! People call me the Pokémon Prof! This world is inhabited by creatures called Pokémon! For some people, Pokémon are pets. Others use them for fights. Myself, I study Pokémon as a profession.
As part of the walk down memory lane we’ve taken this week with our “throwback” Homecoming designs, we’ve reached out to past Post editors. They’ve regaled us with old newsroom tales and memories of the biggest news on campus during their tenure. Although our ’80s throwback issue already ran, here are some stories from Charlie Pinyan, who was editor of The Post from 1984–85.
Athens County officials have decided to install video cameras to document road damages after the Athens County Engineer’s Office noted several slight damages to roads from heavy trucks hauling fracking waste.
Ohio University students might find themselves snoring in class even more than usual thanks to the university’s new semester schedule.
More than 95 people die each day because of suicide, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and the number continues to rise.