OU student pleads not guilty in alleged Convo assault
By Marika Lee | Oct. 2, 2012An Ohio University student pleaded not guilty to assaulting another student in The Convo parking lot at his arraignment hearing Wednesday.
An Ohio University student pleaded not guilty to assaulting another student in The Convo parking lot at his arraignment hearing Wednesday.
Despite attendance being down for the first fall Number Fest, the Ohio Investigative Unit issued more citations at 10Fest than in the spring’s 9Fest, and a student reported an alleged attempted sexual assault.
Surfing through television channels, a variety of dance styles are aired on reality shows such as So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing With the Stars, with the possible exception of religious dance.
The last time field hockey coach Neil Macmillan coached in Winston-Salem, N.C., he was the assistant coach of national champion Wake Forest.
Ohio’s men’s basketball and football teams were on national TV more than ever last season, and Wednesday the Mid-American Conference announced a deal with SportsTime Ohio and ESPN that lends one to think that mark will continue to climb.
Athens is keeping the light on — streetProProxy-Connection: keep-alive Cache-Control: max-age=0 -Connection: keep-alive Cache-Control: max-age=0 ght, that is.
Athens County Commissioner candidates answered questions about fracking, balancing the budget, transportation and job creation Tuesday night at the first of six Candidates’ Forums.
A 26-year-old woman pleaded no contest Tuesday to killing her 4-year-old stepdaughter in May 2011.
Casa Nueva, home to concerts, dance nights and locavore-friendly Mexican cuisine, will now add trivia nights to their list of events.
OU’s recent “millionaire” pay increases for administrators show that college is big business. And of course, the faculty wants lucrative raises too. As reported in a local paper Sept. 27, these undeserved raises show why college costs for students are skyrocketing and throwing them into lifelong debt. We need the whole picture. The Post needs an investigative follow-up.
Former Ohio field hockey coach Catherine Brown died Aug. 6, but her legacy lives on in the form of a commemorative patch.
Ohio University’s Budget Planning Council’s suggestion to raise tuition — combined with what some call a limited student voice — has created controversy, but new senate representatives have brought fresh voices to the table.
Ohio University has responded that former student Gregory Richards has “no probability” for success on his charges against five OU officials.
A carton of strategically-decorated eggs and a book titled Disillusions—which includes photos of the late Andrew Lombardi, a 2003 graduate—are two of the many pieces on display at a literary exhibit.
Ohio’s trio of goalkeepers might be listed in different spots on the depth chart, but they are a cohesive unit pushing each other to get better.