I love the fall. I love the brightly colored leaves, the crisp air and the pumpkin-flavored fare. Yet the season has one blemish marring its absolute, utter perfection: football.
An Ohio University student was indicted by a grand jury Thursday after allegedly assault another student in The Convo parking lot.
The Bobcats’ success after their shutouts against Pittsburgh last weekend is bittersweet for freshman center James Howard, who said it’s hard to be away from home while his son celebrates his first birthday Tuesday.
When I spoke with Massachusetts coach Charley Molnar earlier this season, I thought he was crazy. Out of his mind. Bonkers, if you will.
In Chinese, the word “nation” (guo jia) includes “country” (guo) and “family” (jia). For us, the country is a big family that consists of many small families. The well-being of these small families is affected by the conditions of the big one. Conversely, the small families also affect the big one, especially through their fundamental parenting ideas.
Although local nonprofit organizations have lost money in recent years, Athens has kept them afloat.
Ohio University will mediate with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office on Friday to potentially resolve a pending lawsuit.
With the end of the fiscal year quickly approaching, Athens City Council was primarily concerned with finances Monday night.
Last weekend’s Mid-American Conference slate followed a current trend in the college football landscape, in which offensive schemes are being catered to more explosive play calling, thus resulting in higher scoring.
Full armor, weapons made of rattan that is strong enough to break bones and fighting breaks out every Sunday on South Green. No, these students are not “LARPing.” They are the Ohio University Medieval Society.
A group of local Democrats has worked in recent months to infuse positivity into what has become a negative campaign season through eye-catching Obama artwork.
Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood.
As one of the first signs that Election Day is quickly approaching, early voting will begin Tuesday across Ohio for those unable to vote in their preferred county on Election Day.
Gov. John Kasich appointed David Scholl to Ohio University’s Board of Trustees to fill a position left vacant since March.
It was a black-tie affair on the pitch at Chessa Field as the Bobcats unveiled their new black jerseys at home Sunday.
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