That low hum while driving, that painful jolt on your butt while biking, that awkward laugh when you trip in public — all brought to you by a simple brick. Bricks are more than just building blocks; they are what Athens is made of.
Feb. 26th, self-appointed neighborhood watch leader George Zimmerman, 30, gunned down 17-year-old Trayvon Martin for looking suspicious as Martin was walking from the corner store to his dad’s house.
For eight Ohio University students, spring break meant a week of surfing and camping in Cape Hatteras, N.C., where the offseason allowed for better deals and a less crowded beach.
The Athens County Sheriff's Office is investigating a possible murder-suicide that occurred at around 9 a.m. this morning.
Ohio University students on the hunt for off-campus housing should be prepared to shell out about $100 more per month than tenants in similar Ohio college towns.
I don’t like how male condoms feel. Is it weird if I carry around female condoms
Potatoes and sweet things don’t normally go together, unless you’re talking about Ohio athletics during the past four months.
Though the Bobcats’ magical season ended Friday night, their final effort showed the country they can hang with the best in the business.
In a March 8 letter to The Post, “ ‘Kony 2012’ can take down world’s worst criminal,” Lexi Cramer calls for increased awareness of the ruthless practices of Ugandan guerrilla leader Joseph Kony.
If Ohio University fans are looking to support their team at a Bobcat sporting event, they’ll be well off if they can clap and spell “O-H-I-O.”
Ohio University’s Budget Planning Council is recommending a 3.5 percent tuition increase for Athens campus students next school year, which would be the third consecutive increase since the 2010–11 academic year.
While most of Ohio’s student population readjusts to being back in Athens this week, for the players on the softball squad it will be a welcome homecoming.
After this weekend’s VertKlasse meet in High Point, N.C., Ohio’s track and field team is off to a solid start for its outdoor season.
A trip to Ohio’s Glass City revealed a few areas of the Bobcats’ game that still need to be polished.
Somewhere proud crowds have turned to beer
First off, I’m not anti sports. Yes, I’m writing this in a room with a banjo, an ironic Dennis Rodman jersey and the Allman Brothers on the stereo, but that doesn’t mean I can’t or don’t appreciate OU’s athletic success.
Breaking up is hard to do. The relationship may be over, but you still have the memories … and the photographs.
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