Please stop this trite nonsense about “student athletes” on the Ohio University men’s football and basketball teams. Call them what they actually are: athletes first, and students second. Don’t believe me?
Correction: A previous version of this story said Campus Kicks' new location is in the attic of 14 W. Union St. Campus kicks will actually be located in the attic of 16 W. Union St. The previous version also said Campus Kicks' website is www.campuskicks.com. It is actually www.campuskicks.net.
When Ohio State volleyball coaches Geoff Carlston and Don Gromala came to The Convo Saturday, they were no strangers to the man seated on the opposite bench. In fact, that man, Ohio coach Ryan Theis, welcomed them.
I am not a conceited person. Or at least, I don’t try to be.
Sunday’s report that Texas Christian coach Jim Christian would be named Ohio’s next men’s basketball coach became clearer Monday when TCU announced Christian would be leaving the school.
With the future of health care in the news this week, it makes me wonder: How would Mitt Romney, a father of five, feel if he had a daughter in college?
A former Ohio University student pleaded guilty to arson and will have to pay more than $45,000 to the university for starting a fire in Brough House last year.
Sixty games: That mark is the NCAA all-time record for a hitting streak. Damian Costantino holds the record for any level of collegiate baseball.
April is Genocide Prevention and Awareness Month. It’s a time to reflect on the horrors of colonial and neocolonial violence, Armenia, the Holocaust, Cambodia, Burundi, Iraq, Rwanda, Yugoslavia and shamefully, countless other instances of genocidal violence in the past. A time to mourn those who lost their lives to genocide. A time to celebrate those who stood up for peace and justice even in the face of extreme adversity.
Though a 2010 federal court ruling deemed that cheerleading does not qualify as a sport under Title IX, don’t let the technicalities fool you — these students are athletes.
Ditching the gloom of winter for the happiness of spring, the Indian Students Association celebrated the changing of the seasons with more than 300 Ohio University students, faculty and Athens residents during its annual Holi Fest on Sunday night.
In response to a nationwide prescription-drug epidemic, a program called Don’t Get Me Started was created in January to combat the number of Ohioans who become addicted to prescription drugs.
The Bobcats’ bats were as lively as ever this weekend as they picked up their first series win of the conference season.
Sex toys, marijuana and HIV aren’t on the list of topics that most college students are comfortable talking about. In an effort to create a more open environment, POWER is kicking off a series of talks to address those issues.
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