Ray Guy reinvented the way National Football League punters booted the ball. Guy was a first-round draft pick, is a hall-of-famer and a college football award bears his name.
With campaign season in full swing and elections looming, the Athens County Republican Party readied itself with the opening of a new headquarters Friday.
Although Ohio fell in all three of its matches in the Dayton Flyer Classic last weekend, the Bobcats are looking to move on and set their focus on improving before hosting two top-ranked teams this weekend at The Convo.
Ohio University released a statement Monday supporting the use of technologies produced without minerals from conflicted areas, such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Almost two years of spirited campaigning by student leaders and activists finally paid off yesterday.
Supervisors of the Wayne National Forest have decided the plan it currently has in place to regulate hydraulic fracturing is sufficient to prevent environmental damage.
It was Sunday morning and I knew before I even opened my eyes that it was going to be a bad day. After several weeks of denial, frustration and several botched attempts at time travel, it was time to face the sad truth: Summer had come to an end and it was time to return to Ohio University for another year of school.
Ohio University’s Beta Theta Pi fraternity was reinstated after serving a one-year suspension for alcohol violations.
The summer’s road-paving season has been a smooth ride with additional funding allowing more road repairs than normal.
The soccer atmosphere on campus changed Sunday when the Athens Army made its first appearance at Chessa Field for an Ohio soccer game.
According to recent studies, depression among college students has risen, with a correlation to excessive Internet usage.
As classes begin, I have an excerpt from a novel — not even the whole thing — for your digestion. It is a passage from Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited, a wartime novel about an aristocratic family and an ambitious young man who joins their circle. Here is how Waugh describes the narrator’s time at Oxford, where he makes first contact with that family:
I don’t know anything about sports.
Correction: the original version of this article identified Ron Lucas incorrectly. Lucas is the deputy service safety director for the City of Athens. The article also incorrectly portrayed attempts to contact the Athens Police Chief. The chief returned multiple calls for comment. The Post regrets these errors.
On Sunday, the Holzer Clinic Community Gallery walls were filled with a mosaic of snapshots of different walks of life with their new exhibition “People and Places: Near and Far,” in partnership with the Dairy Barn Arts Center.
Last year, Ohio University students, as well as students across the nation, expressed frustration over rising tuition and its effect on student debt. Now, the federal government is trying to explain what it’s doing about it.
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.
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