Men's Basketball: Miami coach hospitalized for observation
By Michael Stainbrook | Feb. 23, 2012Miami men's basketball coach Charlie Coles has been hospitalized for "observation and rest due to a virus," according to university officials.
Miami men's basketball coach Charlie Coles has been hospitalized for "observation and rest due to a virus," according to university officials.
Ohio earned its second win against Buffalo this season Wednesday by edging the Bulls in nearly every major statistical category, but Buffalo still has completed one feat that Ohio has not.
An Ohio University alumnus hopes to take the Ohio Supreme Court Justice seat this election season.
For Bill Bowers, silence is beyond golden — it’s a way of life.
The topic that once elicited uncomfortable discourse with moms and dads and prompted awkward dialogue with first-time partners is now a connecting thread among college students.
After dropping three of four games last weekend, the Ohio softball team is looking to get back to its opening-weekend success during the upcoming Cavalier Invitational.
Among tuition raises and state funding cuts, Ohio University is following in the wake of others throughout the country by transitioning to a more decentralized form of budgeting.
In the waning seconds of Wednesday’s game against Bowling Green, senior guard Tenishia Benson drove the lane, finished the shot and got fouled. It secured an important victory for Ohio, but what happened next was a blur.
Brian Bridges ended his last day at Ohio University with a farewell to Student Senate.
Coach John Groce demands toughness from his squad regardless of the venue, but Ohio’s rebounding performance Wednesday surpassed his expectations.
Ohio University is allocating $1 million of its $160 million in debt financing for repairs of the crumbling infrastructure in Galbreath Chapel.
With 10 years as a cast member of Saturday Night Live under his belt — five seasons as the show’s head writer and “Weekend Update” host — Seth Meyers will bring his comedic talent to Athens on Friday.
For two months, the fate of the school that has educated generations of Chauncey natives has been on the forefront of the minds of students, faculty and alumni as the possibility of the school’s closure looms.
Last Wednesday my aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer, for the third time. They said she is now in stage four. Upon hearing this, my first reaction was to think of how bad this really is. Could her years really be numbered? My second reaction was reminiscing about her.
Stephanie Blackburn etched herself into Ohio’s record books during her four seasons in green and white, but now she has traded volleyball’s spandex for doctor’s latex.
Kelly McCoy, a junior studying aviation, enjoys watching planes come and go while eating at a restaurant on the runway of Parkersburg’s airport with her friends. Afterward, they return to Athens, circling overhead to get a bird’s-eye view of the campus.
While winter is the time many students tire of dining hall fare, Ohio University’s Black Student Union offers a meal with some soul.