Ohio student-athletes have the luxury of checking back into their residence halls before the rest of the student body because of preseason training. By the time the incoming class gets acquainted with campus, the Bobcats will be well on the road to Mid-American Conference play.
College is a nest where students become accustomed to their daily routine, and many have difficulty at first learning to fly away on their own.
Trekking to Court Street to buy textbooks can be one of the only dreadful trips Uptown for the year, but many students this year may find themselves a little happier with the size of their wallets than in the past.
Most Ohio teams don’t have very far to go when it comes to getting to practice. For the men and women’s golf teams, it is just a bit farther.
While students enjoy a summer hiatus, those in charge of the number fests have been working hard to plan 10Fest, in a three-month period as a result of the semester switch.
Lou Horvath is known for his booming voice throughout Peden Stadium and The Convo, persuading the crowd to stand for defense and commenting on the range of D.J. Cooper’s three point attempts, but what he does off the mic is just as pleasing to the ear.
Durrell Bristol, an offensive guard from Groveport Madison high school verbally committed to Ohio University according to scout.com. The 6’3 320 pound Bristol chose Ohio over offers from Ball State, Bowling Green and Western Michigan. Bristol is now the seventh member from the 2103 class to commit to the Bobcats.
A fire broke out in a popular Athens bar last evening.
Two Ohio University students were robbed at gunpoint Friday night at a Summit at Coates Run apartment.
Peter Trentacoste started his position as Ohio University’s executive director of Residential Housing last Monday.
While Athens’ weather woes may have come and gone, some residents are left without power, while many others are left with the remnants of fallen trees and debris.
Jack Brose, previous dean of Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, might find himself in his old position a little longer than he expected.
Road construction and repair in Athens County appear to be on schedule for this summer despite widespread power outages and record-breaking heat.
About 63 percent of Athens county — 17,386 American Electric Power customers — remained without power Monday night, but the power was on at the Athens City Building, and the outages across the region dominated the night’s City Council meeting.
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