After being named the preseason favorite to win the Mid-American Conference East, the Bobcats took the court for the first time during the weekend, but lost each of their three matches in the Dayton Flyer Classic.
Helplessness is a feeling I generally try to avoid. I’m much happier when I’m fixing a problem or keeping one from happening.
After a two-month hiatus, the Athena Cinema reopened its doors Friday.
Freshmen marched, danced and explored their way through their first weekend as Ohio University students.
After lack of funding delayed completion of the Scripps College of Communication’s Schoonover Center for Communication, it is now on track to be completed by fall 2014.
An Athens man could spend 25 years in prison after pleading guilty in a federal court Friday to producing child pornography.
Two major storms made new construction and annual maintenance in Athens a bit more difficult this summer, as high winds and rainstorms swept through the town.
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A UCLA alumnus who studied materials engineering is making a splash with a new social-networking website dubbed “At The Pool” in Athens.
The College Book Store has built a new business called The House in hopes of building off the success the store has seen with Ohio University and the Under Armour brand.
Prince Harry brings a whole new meaning to “royal pains.” Unless you live under a rock … or you’re still waiting on Time Warner to install your cable and Internet, I’m sure you’ve probably heard about the photo scandal surrounding Prince Harry. In case you haven’t, the British prince was recently photographed nude in Las Vegas after an intense game of strip billiards.
A road trip that featured both victory and defeat left the Bobcats with mixed feelings about their weekend performance.
Nelsonville’s Starbrick Gallery is looking to use its newest exhibit to add a bit of spice to the world of ceramic art.
Supervisors of the Wayne National Forest announced a decision stating the plan currently in place to regulate hydraulic fracturing is sufficient to prevent environmental damage to the forest.
Moving from a queen-size bed, fully functioning air conditioning and home-cooked meals to egg-crate mattresses, muggy classrooms and dorm food is enough of a shock to set a typical freshman back a couple days. Add a pair of football practices, weight room workouts and summer classes to the mix and it’s enough to drive an Athens newcomer batty.
Sometimes a little bit of home cooking can bode well for a team.
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