Construction worker injured at Schoonover Center
By Sara Jerde, Xander Zellner | Nov. 28, 2012A construction worker who was injured Wednesday night at the Schoonover Center was released from the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
A construction worker who was injured Wednesday night at the Schoonover Center was released from the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The Ohio swimming and diving team welcomed a new assistant coach whose name is still synonymous with Mid-American Conference lore to the pool deck this season.
With 23 seconds remaining, St. Bonaventure senior forward Demitrius Conger rose for a three-point shot that would give the Bonnies a one-point advantage against Ohio.
Despite trading points with Massachusetts for the majority of the game and cutting down costly turnovers, offensive woes once again hindered Ohio Thursday, resulting in the team’s fourth consecutive loss.
The Uptown sidewalks were dressed with holiday style Wednesday night as the boughs of the Athens Christmas tree were lit — and for the first time in more than 40 years, students were rocking around the tree alongside city residents.
Those both for and against hydraulic fracturing in Athens County intersected at a crossroads Wednesday night.
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The dangerous side of gingerbread houses takes center stage in a new holiday musical.
Dazed in a food coma, students’ minds — or more so their stomachs — lead them to believe that Thanksgiving is all about turkey, stuffing and pie; however, this year, one Ohio University student will carry on the true meaning of the misinterpreted holiday.
I generally don’t make a habit out of habitually checking the ol’ Facebook. If I wanted near-constant updates about what my friends were up to at any given moment, I would get myself some friends, am I right? Ha! Ha! Related question: Does anyone want to hang out on Friday? Or Saturday. I’m flexible. (Ladies.)
A Coolville man was sentenced to more than nine years in prison for attacking and robbing an 82-year-old woman in January, and agreed to testify against his three alleged accomplices.
Ohio University students dressed in O-Zone t-shirts cheered and jeered Wednesday night at The Convo as the Bobcats took on St. Bonaventure.
Unused prescription drugs now have a place to go in Nelsonville besides the toilet or the trash, thanks to a new prescription drug box program that started Monday.
Never before has a presidential assassination been something to sing and dance about.
The first of three finalists was interviewed on campus Tuesday for the vacant College of Fine Arts dean position.
Having endured a roller-coaster ride full of ups and downs throughout the season, coach Ryan Theis and the Bobcats are left hungry at the conclusion, despite having passed expectations.
For years, I have waited in anticipation of being able to grow the holy grail of human hair.
By William Hoffman | wh092010@ohiou.edu | @Wilbur_Hoffman