An Athens man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
By Marika Lee | Aug. 26, 2012An Athens man could spend 25 years in prison after pleading guilty in a federal court Friday to producing child pornography.
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Storms result in damages, setbacks
By Brian Vadakin | Aug. 26, 2012Two 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.
Cartoon: 8/28/12
Aug. 26, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Social-Networking site promotes offline activity
By Brandon Carte | Aug. 26, 2012A UCLA alumnus who studied materials engineering is making a splash with a new social-networking website dubbed “At The Pool” in Athens.
The House gives home to Under Armour brand
By Sara Lowenstein | Aug. 26, 2012The 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.
Post Column: Prince's lewd scandal exposes Vegas 'code'
Aug. 26, 2012Prince 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.
Field Hockey: 'Cats split in weekend contests
By Christian Hoppens | Aug. 26, 2012A road trip that featured both victory and defeat left the Bobcats with mixed feelings about their weekend performance.
Nelsonville gallery showcases art in ordinary objects
By Kristin Salaky | Aug. 26, 2012Nelsonville’s Starbrick Gallery is looking to use its newest exhibit to add a bit of spice to the world of ceramic art.
Wayne National Forest's fracking policy to remain unchanged
By Lucas Daprile | Aug. 26, 2012Supervisors 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.
Football: Mentoring program provides support for incoming student-athletes
By JIM RYAN | Aug. 26, 2012Moving 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.
Soccer: Rogers scores twice to end losing streak
By Brandon Kors | Aug. 26, 2012Sometimes a little bit of home cooking can bode well for a team.
Soccer: Blue Demons haunt Bobcats for third straight loss
By Brandon Kors | Aug. 23, 2012Ohio suffered its third straight loss Friday at the hands of DePaul in the windy city of Chicago. For the second time in their young season, the Bobcats failed to net a goal, falling 3-0.
Soccer: Bobcats reflect, look to rebound this weekend
By Brandon Kors | Aug. 22, 2012It’s often said that hindsight is 20/20. There’s a lot to correct when Ohio looks to the past, as they dropped both of last weekend’s season-opening matches. This time around, that learning experience might come handy for the young Bobcat squad, though.
More administrators turn to Twitter to keep students in the loop
By Sarah Grothjan | Aug. 20, 2012Ohio University Twitter savants and their less social-media-savvy cohorts can find common ground on their “following” list.
OU adds two administrators following Lombardi's appointment to VP of Student Affairs
By Brian Vadakin | Aug. 20, 2012Toward the end of Spring Quarter, Ohio University announced Ryan Lombardi as the new interim vice president for Student Affairs — drawing the national search to a close. But Lombardi’s appointment was only one of four OU had hoped to make.
Multipurpose center could give OU competitive edge, officials say
By JIM RYAN | Aug. 20, 2012By this time next season, the Bobcats should have a new building to call home.
