Early morning Convo fire alarm could be tied to arson
By XANDER ZELLNER | Oct. 19, 2012Local authorities were called to the The Convo Saturday morning after reports of smoke and fire were detected outside of the entrance doors.
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Local authorities were called to the The Convo Saturday morning after reports of smoke and fire were detected outside of the entrance doors.
Leaves littered the field on a blustery day at Chessa Field Friday, where Toledo got off to an early start and found its way to a 2-1 victory against Ohio.
Dressing in your finest attire, throwing down some cash for a fancy ride and dinner, and heading to dance the night away with a group of friends: Sound like high school?
While religion is often used as an argument against homosexuality, faith can still play a large role in the lives of LGBT individuals.
An undefeated record means more people cramming into Peden Stadium to see the Ohio Bobcats, leaving one big mess after games — a mess Boy Scouts of America Troop 357 cleans six times a year.
Ohio had to overcome early adversity against Northern Illinois Friday in order to extend its winning streak to eight consecutive matches.
Social-media sites have evolved at a rapid rate, but some local law enforcement officials remain cautious about using them.
Rural Athenians and Ohio University students with outlandish talents could earn $10,000 and airtime on the network that airs new episodes of Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
After President Barack Obama’s campaign stop, Ohio University hosted a different group of guests Thursday, though their visit required substantially less preparation.
Between having 7:30 a.m. classes and packed schedules, groggy students are constantly in search of a caffeinated pick-me-up. Though Uptown establishments can offer the boost, underclassmen need not empty their wallets when they can simply turn to campus establishments.
The glow of oil lamps and paper lanterns fill the streets to welcome Lord Ram back from his 14-year exile and his defeat of the demon Ravan during Diwali.
The Bobcats have enjoyed the comforts of home lately, not leaving the state of Ohio since traveling to North Carolina to play Wake Forest on Oct 3. They will have to readjust to the road as the team ventures to Michigan on Friday.
If there were any questions about the strength of Ohio’s hockey team heading into this season, the squad has proven that it has the answers at both ends of the ice in the early part of the season.
Ready to begin the second half of its season this weekend, Ohio looks to remain near the top of the Mid-American Conference standings against a pair of MAC West opponents at The Convo.
Motivational messages adorn the walls of Ohio’s locker room, offering incentive and inspiration. As the season wanes, there is no better time for the Bobcats to heed those messages if they hope to participate in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
In preparation for Machine Gun Kelly’s visit next week, a select number of local rappers will take the stage to compete for the chance to share the spotlight with the headliner.
Ohio not only welcomes Toledo to Chessa Field, but also a well-known player on the international stage of soccer.