Through the cold, stormy weather, the Bobcats took home eight top-10 finishes against more than 65 teams at the Jesse Owens Track Classic on Friday and Saturday.
After the three-year presidency of Tracy Kelly, Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate is set to receive an executive facelift without switching its controlling party.
Today I’ll contrast some bad news with the uplifting stories of two cities, both leading the way in sustainability initiatives for others around the world to follow. But I must start with the problem of subsidies for dirty energy.
After hosting the first-ever Ohio softball home run derby on Friday afternoon, it’s fitting that a home run was the deciding factor in each of Ohio’s two games this weekend.
Starting today, the women’s affairs commission of Student Senate will sponsor Take Back the Night, a weeklong series of events to raise awareness about victims of sexual assault.
An assortment of fitted hats and graphic tees hang among pierced and tattooed mannequins in the front window of Art Apocalypse, signifying the new tenant of the Union Street tattoo parlor.
Local environmental activist Chad Kister was arrested Sunday on burglary charges after allegedly forcibly entering a tenant’s residence.
More than 150 Ohio University students and faculty members chose to soak in the AC at Baker University Theatre Friday afternoon rather than absorbing the sun’s rays as they absorbed a saga of journalism and scandal.
You might know that April is Donate Life Month, a nationwide observance to reflect on the importance of organ and tissue donation. But the donation community is not alone in calling April our own.
In an April 11 opinion letter to The Post, a heated opinion was offered on the issue of graffiti here in Athens. The opinion can be found by typing this: thepost.ohiou.edu/content/post-letter-grafitti-column-values-vandalism-around-athens into the internets.
I’m an awkward individual. They say that a situation may only be awkward and uncomfortable if you make it that way. Well, I’m the kind of person that can make any situation awkward.
Saturday, in some parallel universe, C.J. Wilson (in a Los Angeles Angels uniform) and Yu Darvish (in a Texas Rangers uniform) were both starting pitchers for the same team on the same day. Miguel Cabrera (of the Detroit Tigers) manned first base while Jimmy Rollins (from the Philadelphia Phillies) and Dee Gordon (from the L.A. Dodgers) shared shortstop.
The Pick of the Week this week recognizes the strong presentations of sports pages so far this quarter. Notoriously overcrowded with ads and too many stories, the sports page can be a challenge to design. In the past few papers, however, sports has followed clean, organized and inviting page design, playing photos large and offering other visual entry points into the story. Here are a few examples of strong pages from Tuesday papers, designed by Kevin Englehard and Danielle Magary.
Mojoflo’s old-school style of jazz, funk, hip hop and soul is making a return to Athens on the eve of a new record and music video.
Although the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity avoided criminal charges for the marijuana and drug paraphernalia found at its house, the twelve occupants could be evicted for the illegal materials being found.
Rhonda Vincent, dubbed the “new queen of bluegrass” by the Wall Street Journal, is continuing her reign with a recent addition of a dobro (resophonic guitar) player to the band, a planned release of her first-ever all-gospel project and a seemingly never-ending tour.
The Chinese undergraduate students at Ohio University are pretty upset recently at NetEase (Known in Chinese as Wangyi) — a leading Chinese news website.
Solutions by The State News