Ohio redshirt junior tight end Troy Hill has gone by the nickname “Money” since grade school, but starting this week against Akron, he will become more valuable to the Bobcats than ever.
Before living in an apartment, there were obviously some things I had never cooked before.
Editor’s note: This is the second of a four-part series examining the weddings in Athens.
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’s a Q-and-A between current editor Pat Holmes and Laralyn Sasaki, who was editor of The Post from 1985–86.
On long car rides with the family, it’s common to find oneself running through a full gamut of emotions. Boredom, giggle fits and drowsiness almost always find a way of creeping up on a person stuck in a vehicle for hours on end.
In the theater world, the feud between “techies” and actors is often a fierce one. At Ohio University, though, getting a theater degree requires getting familiar with a bit of both.
My dreams are slowly coming true this week, and in a column explaining our 1960s-themed front page, I’m going to reference The Sandlot (set in 1962) three times — something I’ve also been waiting my entire college career to do.
An Athens man was arrested Wednesday afternoon by the Narcotics Enforcement Team following a tip that marijuana was being grown at an Athens residence.
The stat line for Ohio sophomore midfielder Tonya Frasik will not grab most people’s attention. In 12 games, she’s taken 12 shots, four of which were on goal.
Editor’s note: this is the first of a four-part series examining the weddings in Athens.
The weekend often leads to an influx of students Uptown. They occupy the cushioned bar stools, order brews and gather outside to exhale weekday stress in a thick veil of Marlboro smoke.
The path that Ohio defenseman Paul Sergi took on his way to becoming a Bobcat is reminiscent of the one coach Dan Morris took when he came to Athens as a player in 1993.
Athens County has seen a relatively subdued race for Ohio Senate between candidates who are both running for the seat for the first time.
Penn State deserves some of Ohio’s gratitude after last weekend.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohio.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
When George Lilja, a former NFL player, spoke to campus religious group Athletes in Action on Thursday, he described religion as “a lamp upon your feet and a light upon your path,” a reference to Psalm 119:105.
The Firestone Invitational started in an unusual way Monday morning. The first 18 holes of the tournament were canceled because of a frost-covered course.
Ohio wrapped up play in the Firestone Invitational Tuesday on the second-straight frost-delayed day in Akron.
Confidence and empowerment are not often thought of as methods of defense, but they will serve as the primary mechanisms reinforced at a five-week sexual assault program.
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