The Summit robbery suspect pleads not guilty
By Marika Lee | Aug. 30, 2012A Columbus man charged with robbing two Ohio University students at gunpoint in July pleaded not guilty at his arraignment Wednesday.
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Judge grants change of venue for final Inman murder suspect's trial
By Marika Lee | Aug. 30, 2012Because coverage of her murder made finding objective jurors difficult, the trial for the final person charged with murdering Summer Cook Inman will be moved out of Hocking County.
Switch to semesters leads to curriculum merger for three of six Fine Arts schools
By Kristin Salaky | Aug. 30, 2012The change from quarters to semesters has brought new class times, new lesson plans, and for some, the beginning of a revamped college.
Field Hockey: Ohio returns to home turf
By Christian Hoppens | Aug. 30, 2012After splitting two games on a New York road trip to open the season, the Bobcats return to Pruitt Field on Saturday for their home opener against Radford University.
Local folk band performs new songs Friday
By Will Hoffman | Aug. 30, 2012Insomniacs of Athens will come out to hear The Ridges play old classics, such as “The Insomniac’s Song,” but they will get the privilege of listening to a slew of new songs fresh off the recording process. The group will perform at Casa Nueva, 4 W. State St., this Friday.
Free classifieds website offers safer purchasing
By Will Drabold | Aug. 30, 2012Bobcat Classifieds, a website that was launched less than two weeks ago, enables anyone with an Ohio University email address to advertise goods and services including housing and tutoring.
Unpredictable pipe causes gas leak
By Ryan Clark | Aug. 30, 2012A gas line separated from an Athens home Thursday evening but was safely shut off before any damage could occur.
Volleyball: Bobcats to face top-ranked teams during home games this weekend
By Chad Lindskog | Aug. 30, 2012Another tournament full of tough competition is awaiting the Bobcats this weekend, as Ohio (0-3) is set to host No. 10 Kentucky, No. 17 Oregon and Western Carolina in the Baymont Invitational.
Football: Bobcats take on Nittany Lions in season opener
By Nick Robbe | Aug. 30, 2012All week at practice, crowd noise blared from Peden Stadium’s speakers, and all summer, a fuss has been made about the christening of Penn State’s new coaching era.
Post Column: Becoming sophisticated starts with lamb kebobs
Aug. 30, 2012To a financially sound person, a good measurement of life’s fulfillments could be measured by how culturally diverse that person’s achievements are. I am nothing like that. When a good friend of mine would rightfully brag about their trip across Europe, I would brag about how many people I assassinated in Europe, during my third playthrough of Assassin’s Creed 2.
Soccer: Senior's versatility sets example for underclassmen
By Brandon Kors | Aug. 29, 2012Ohio senior Veronica Rock might be listed on the roster as a forward only, but she has played a multitude of positions throughout her Bobcat career.
ROTC opens training course to gain recruits
By Betty Laudermilt | Aug. 29, 2012Ohio University’s Reserve Officers Training Corps gave civilians a glimpse into their daily operations Wednesday with the help of a wall and some ropes.
Hillel receives grant to launch personal safety workshops
By Anjelica Oswald | Aug. 29, 2012In honor of its “bat mitzvah year,” the Hadassah Foundation celebrated its 13th birthday by creating a mini-grant program that would benefit 13 organizations across the United States.
Football: Solich to coach team through June 2017
By Nick Robbe | Aug. 29, 2012Ohio football will keep the third-winningest coach in program history on the sidelines of Peden Stadium. Ohio Athletics announced Thursday that Frank Solich’s contract is extended through June 2017.
Dorm Daze
By Betty Laudermilt | Aug. 29, 2012Some Ohio University students were caught having a little too much fun last year.
Bobkitten
By Emily Bamforth | Aug. 29, 2012It appears on signs in the fall, is written on people’s shirts at football games and is declared in tweets in support of the university. Throughout the years, the term “Bobkitten” has become a staple of Ohio University school spirit.
