Because of the recent and heavily publicized house fire at this year’s Palmer Fest, we, as a university, have several lessons to learn. The first — and most important — has already been touched on in many Post articles, columns and letters, so there’s no need to talk about the disgrace of our university, devaluing of degrees, etc.
A slow start would not derail the Ohio men’s golf team as the Bobcats placed third in the Mid American Conference Tournament this past weekend.
Each spring, hundreds of Vera Bradley- and Brighten-lovin’ ladies journey to Athens in cute but sensible sandals to see their 18 to 22-year-old “babies” and let loose for a few days.
Kristen Roseman recently gained notoriety for her interview with Sway the Crowd Productions during the April 28 Palmer Fest. In the video, Roseman describes what happened inside of the house on 11 Palmer St. that caught fire and subsequently led to an early end to the annual block party.
Three Ohio University students have attempted to soften the burden of studying with their new, award-wining mobile app.
Ohio coach Jodi Hermanek has been asking her team for timelier hitting and finally got it during the final weekend of the regular season.
Ohio wrapped up its spring season by falling to Wright State 3-0 after the squad was unable to come back from a pair of first-half tallies.
Ohio University’s Housing Master Plan deadline might be extended and costs might be rising, but the outcome will still be 8,000 beds.
Long-term insufficient funding from state capital bills coupled with a massive construction boom in the 1960s left Ohio University with a staggering deferred maintenance backlog that it is now struggling to address.
Back-to-back sweeps in Mid-American Conference play have the Bobcats in a prime position heading into the MAC Tournament this week.
The Bobcats took home six first-place finishes, along with many improved marks, in their final home meet of the season.
As excitement builds worldwide for the 2012 Olympic Games this summer, the International Student Union is bringing the spirit of the games to Ohio University this week.
Former All-Pro NFL linebacker Junior Seau died last week from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound to the heart — not the head. But beyond the cause of his death, some more questions about his life in the NFL remain.
An Amesville-area woman drowned after her husband’s truck stalled in high water Friday night.
A Glouster man had his first appearance in court Monday on a new charge of murder after his alleged victim of felonious assault died in Columbus Friday.
From bonding over brunch to meeting at the market, attending sporting events and taking shots at bars, Ohio University students had plenty to do with their mothers during Moms Weekend.
By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
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