In the second game of a doubleheader against Dayton on Tuesday, the Bobcat bench launched into a rendition of LMFAO’s hit song, “Shots” when catcher Lauren Gellerman stepped up to the plate.
A documentary about the food economy in Athens is in the works thanks to a Trout and Fisher team.
Ohio senior center fielder Ethan Newton hit a leadoff single to begin the Bobcats’ game against Eastern Kentucky Tuesday, and everything looked good for Ohio.
Following a successful 2011 campaign that saw the Ohio men’s club rugby team reach the Midwest finals, the team will try to take its game to the next level when it moves up to the Division I-A club level this fall.
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
More than a century after its construction, 29 Park Place has served as the home of many Ohio University presidents. That includes current President Roderick McDavis and his wife Deborah, who have hung their hats across the street from Alden Library for almost a decade — despite persistent rumors that the couple resides elsewhere.
Ohio guard Stevie Taylor dropped by The Convo Tuesday to offer a simple “Hi, coach!” to the man sitting in the men’s basketball coach’s office. But that space no longer belongs to John Groce, who recruited Taylor and the other 12 Bobcats to Athens.
By Ian Ording | io312410@ohiou.edu | @IanOrding
It seems as if a recent string of catalytic converter thefts in the area has subsided for the moment.
I don’t know how kosher it is for an alumnus to write a letter of support for a current student senate president candidate, but whatever. I’m going to give it a whirl.
It’s never too late to become a student again. Sometimes it means finally doing what you’ve been dreaming of. Getting a second university degree — with one already in hand, after years on the job market or married life — is a new trend in Russia.
Watch as First Lady Deborah McDavis gives The Post a tour of the first floor of 29 Park Place, the residence that has been home to seven Ohio University presidents, including President Roderick McDavis. Video by Jason Chow.
Granted there are only a few days left, national parks are the perfect excuse to go on a Western-bound road trip. Since there are none in Ohio, it gives you a reason to get out of our here and do some exploring. You don't need to go to Italy to see breathtaking mountains when you can just head to Montana and see the Grand Tetons. Mountains not good enough for you? Go to Yellowstone and frolic around on a volcano for a few hours. If you want to head further, you absolutely have to go see Yosemite National Park. If I may, stay in Mariposa, Calif. It's a tiny little town with one burger joint about 45 minutes outside one of the entrances at Yosemite. So yeah, the holiday week is almost over, but there's really no excuse for you to skip out on some of the places that make America what it is today.
Sometimes the smallest adjustments make a world of difference, and for Ohio University sophomore Kara Brinkmann, those small changes have made a world of difference in her golf game.
Apologizing for a potentially fuzzy connection, President Barack Obama joined a conference call with student journalists from Air Force One on Tuesday afternoon.
Well, you’ve really done it this time. Couldn’t just keep it in your pants, could you? No, you just had to go and get it on with Lois Lane, top reporter at the Daily Planet, actress, novelist, oh, and let’s not forget, wife of a guy who can punch asteroids and shoot lasers out of his eyes.
We are writing in response to Wesley Lowery’s April 20 editor’s note, “With OU athletic raises, tuition hike concerning.” We agree wholeheartedly with Lowery’s insightful argument, and were outraged to see the Board of Trustees vote unanimously in favor of the tuition hike.
Ohio University’s goal to wean off coal as a fuel source by 2015 is a trend that other Ohio universities are adopting because of not only environmental reasons but also human health risks.
They say that you should drink eight glasses of water per day. It’s supposed to keep you hydrated, eliminate fatigue and keep you from mistaking thirst for hunger.
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