Earlier this week, I spoke with Chris Carlson, The Virginian-Pilot's Norfolk State football beat reporter, about some of the Spartans' strengths and what they're expecting from Ohio Saturday. Here's the transcript of our conversation, edited for content and clarity.
Five Ohio University officials are being sued in a developing lawsuit after a student claims he was inappropriately expelled from his graduation ceremony last year.
Amid the College Green bustle of students hurrying to class or seeking shade beneath a nearby tree, one group finds peace suspended on a band between two trees.
On Friday night, Dave Rave and the Marching 110 will once again join forces under the spotlight.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated the Ohio University College Republicans have made political contributions and donations. Additionally, the article stated the Ohio University Students for Liberty receive donations. The Post regrets these error.
With the Mid-American Conference schedule opening this weekend, Ohio is ready to take the court and begin its attempt to win the MAC East for the tenth consecutive season.
Ohio’s media guide lists redshirt senior Ryan Clark as a cornerback despite the fact that he’s lined up as a wide receiver in every game this season.
Gene T. Harris, superintendent of Columbus City Schools and chair of the Ohio University Board of Trustees, announced today that she will be retiring from her position as superintendent on July 1.
A Citizens Bank in Nelsonville was robbed at gunpoint Thursday around 2 p.m., and the suspect is armed and still at large.
Signs at the Athens Wal-Mart that declared the store to be the “Fest Supplies Headquarters” were taken down because of potential confusion about who sponsored the controversial block parties.
Editor’s note: Tonya Fitzgerald’s name has been changed to protect her identity. Maura Smith’s last name was changed to protect her identity.
Students will be fleeing from the fictitious “NecroTech Laboratories” housed in Walter Hall, Room 135 Friday after zombies are released into the room, signaling the commencement of the Humans vs. Zombies fall invitational game.
After more than two decades as an elected official, the chairman of the Athens Township Trustees will soon leave the political spotlight.
Justice Yvette McGee Brown has been reminding voters to “vote Brown all the way down” during her campaign for re-election to the Supreme Court of Ohio, but it is her Athens roots that helped take her from Southeast Ohio north to her position in Columbus.
The Office of Information Technology’s multi-year project to upgrade the wireless network at Ohio University is more than halfway complete, and a Post investigation found that the upgrade is seven times faster than the previous wireless network.
The Mid-American Conference landscape will undergo a landscape change next season with the addition of three teams.
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