Post Column: Is 'extreme ironing' the peak of competition?
Sep. 22, 2012Humans are naturally and perversely competitive.
MULTIMEDIA
'America's Got Talent' winner makes a showing at OU
By Devin Ellis | Sep. 22, 2012The Performing Arts Series kicked off Parents Weekend Friday night with a performance by Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr., winner of season six of America’s Got Talent.
Soccer: Ohio outlasts Bowling Green for sixth straight win
By Brandon Kors | Sep. 22, 2012Ohio extended its winning streak to six games Friday with a 1-0 win against Bowling Green on a dreary night at the Falcons' Cochrane Stadium to give the Bobcats their third consecutive victory against Bowling Green and second consecutive shutout.
Football: Bobcats shell Spartans in second home game
By Nick Robbe | Sep. 21, 2012It may have taken an army of Spartans to slow Ohio’s offense down Saturday, but the efforts of Norfolk State’s defenders didn’t do enough to keep the Bobcats at bay en route to their 44-10 rout.
Live Blog: Ohio vs. Norfolk State
By Jim Ryan, Nick Robbe | Sep. 21, 2012Ohio takes the field for its second home game of the season Saturday against Norfolk State. The Bobcats are riding a perfect 3-0 wave, and the Spartans are 2-1, as they lost in overtime against Howard last week.
'Monty Python' film, lecture on finance included on itinerary
By Kelly Fisher | Sep. 20, 2012After four weeks of classes, many Ohio University students might feel a little closer to home during Parents Weekend.
Country comes to town with Chris Young
By Emily Bamforth | Sep. 20, 2012Screams and yee-haws filled the eaves of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Thursday night as Chris Young took the stage for a night filled with country twang and steel guitar.
NBC reality show winner to perform at MemAud
By Devin Ellis | Sep. 20, 2012Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr., winner of season six of America’s Got Talent, will showcase his famed Rat Pack style at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Friday.
Alcohol-sale issue for bait and tackle shop excluded from ballot
By Marika Lee | Sep. 20, 2012Athens County residents will not be able to vote in the upcoming election to determine whether a local bait and tackle business should be able to sell alcohol on Sundays because of a recently dismissed lawsuit.
Post Column: Organ theft a tempting solution to college cost
Sep. 20, 2012Woah there, slugger! You’re not thinking of going to class, are you?
Soccer: 'Parity' a key factor in MAC Conference play
By Brandon Kors | Sep. 20, 2012With the start of each Mid-American Conference schedule, there are always questions and unexpected turns during the course of the season. This season is no different as the Bobcats start MAC play Friday at Bowling Green and at Central Michigan on Sunday.
Football: 'Complete-game execution' to be Ohio's focus against Norfolk State
By Nick Robbe | Sep. 20, 2012After its three games this season, the Ohio football team possesses an unblemished record. However, the team has needed a strong second half in each game to get to that point.
Comedy troupe from Chicago returns to OU
By Nicolien Buholzer | Sep. 20, 2012Before sitting down to watch this weekend’s Saturday Night Live, fans can catch the troupe where most of the show’s cast members got their start.
Cross Country: Men's and women's teams head to Toledo for invitational
By Kelsi Steele | Sep. 20, 2012Optimism is in the eyes of Ohio coach Clay Calkins now that the Bobcats’ men’s and women’s cross country seasons are heating up. The Bobcats will travel to Ottawa Park, the stomping grounds of Toledo’s No. 18 men’s and women’s teams Friday, to square off against six nationally ranked teams across both divisions.
Post Editorial: Student's death a reminder of Ohio's 'Bobcat Family'
Sep. 20, 2012The suicide of a student is one of the most difficult things a university could ever face.
Suspected bank robber remains at large, FBI called in to investigate
By Joshua Jamerson | Sep. 20, 2012A Citizens Bank branch in Nelsonville was robbed at gunpoint at around 2 p.m. Thursday, and the suspect is still armed and at large.
