Scoring first can be important in the game of baseball because it can set the tone for the rest of the game. But drawing first blood is not necessarily a priority for the Bobcats.
Ohio University will play host to several national figures this week as part of the fourth annual Schuneman Symposium.
Ohio was not an offensive threat last year—that much is understood—but now the question is whether the Bobcats can increase their production this year after graduating eight seniors.
Although food assistance programs throughout Athens County report minimal change in demand or activity during the Easter season, they continue to rely on innovative donations, their own resourcefulness and the promotion of an inclusive environment to provide for those in need.
With hundreds of television channels to choose from, it is easy to miss out on many programs, especially when it comes to local programming. Yet Athens has its own wealth of TV programs — including one dedicated solely to celebrating local women.
Of the $1.74 billion approved in Ohio’s capital budget this year, $300 million is slated to fund local projects throughout the state. Athens County could see about $500,000 of those funds for repaving County Road 19.
Before he even developed a taste for coffee, Donkey Coffee and Espresso owner Chris Pyle knew he wanted to create an establishment that would connect students with locals.
Early Saturday morning, eight local officials piled into a bus with coffee and doughnuts to tour the Athens’ streets and evaluate the city’s infrastructure.
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
Friday afternoon brought more than just an end to the workweek for students gunning for a position as Ohio University’s next student trustee after five finalists were named.
A nationally renowned advocate for education reform will visit Ohio University and Federal Hocking High School on Monday to speak about the power of teachers and public schools.
Following the city’s comprehensive street tour Saturday, talk of infrastructure improvements took center stage at last night’s Athens City Council meeting.
After months of renovations, a local coffee shop has debuted an aesthetic addition that brings a little more oomph to the establishment.
By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
My fiancé and I disagree on sleepwear (by this I mean wear for sleeping only). He likes to sleep in the nude and wants me to also. I like to wear sleepwear appropriate for the season so I am warm in winter and cool in summer. I wish he would wear something to sleep in also. So far we have not been able to arrive at a satisfactory compromise. What do you suggest?
“Are you ready to meet your creator?” is one of the most stirring questions ever. That one question makes you do a lot of thinking. Nobody except God knows when we will meet him. It is just something we have to be prepared for.
The Post sat down with all five student-trustee finalists. Here's what they think about their qualifications, the role of a student trustee, student-trustee voting rights and important issues for the Ohio University Board of Trustees.
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