Fundraising goal for annual Cardboard City event set at $35,000
By Hayley Ross | Sep. 27, 2012The ninth annual Cardboard City event, hosted by Athens County Habitat for Humanity, will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Morton Hall parking lot.
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The ninth annual Cardboard City event, hosted by Athens County Habitat for Humanity, will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Morton Hall parking lot.
When asked about his status for Saturday’s game against Massachusetts, redshirt junior quarterback Tyler Tettleton’s response was simple: He plans to be under center when the offense trots out onto the field at Gillette Stadium.
Ohio University's Board of Trustees has a new member, an Athens resident who is already familiar with OU.
When Miami comes to town Friday, Ohio will be fighting for a place in the Mid-American Conference rankings and, though early in the season, a shot at dictating how the remainder of its conference play pans out.
Despite three tightly contested sets, Ohio extended its winning streak against Kent State to 21 consecutive wins in Mid-American Conference play Thursday at The Convo.
Ohio University students won’t be able to walk along the path connecting Baker University Center to University Terrace until at least spring semester because of ongoing changes underground.
This Saturday, about 500 girls will have to choose between attending the second sorority recruitment Welcome Day or 10Fest.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohio.edu| @merylgottlieb
With Ohio University’s multipurpose center set to be completed by Fall Semester 2013, Ping Center is not scheduled to undergo changes anytime soon.
Before it is flooded with drunken festgoers, the infamous field of the past two Number Fests is just that — an open field.
About 50 Republicans from throughout Athens County gathered at the American Legion Hall on Thursday night for a dinner with candidates running for positions ranging from commissioners to congressmen.
With the election 40 days away, community members can get involved in the race by attending the Candidates’ Forums sponsored by the Athens Public Library and the Athens County League of Women Voters.
By Will Ashton
Earlier this week, I spoke with Stephen Hewitt, the Daily Collegian's co-sports editor and football beat reporter, about what he's seen from the Minutemen this season and how the team's expectations have lined up with their performance in their first year in Mid-American Conference play. Here's a transcript of our conversation, edited for content and clarity.
With 14 minutes remaining in its Friday match against Ohio, Miami sophomore forward Jess Kodiak struck the game’s first goal in which was a highly physical affair.
Though fall may be full of orange leaves and pumpkins, one organization is offering one last chance to be “tickled pink.”
Two years ago, the “wub” bass sound that can now be heard booming out of many a house party during the weekend was virtually unknown.
It’s a weekend committed to endurance as the men and women’s cross country team travel not only to South Bend, Ind., but to Cedarville, Ohio as well.
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