Unprepared for a snap during spring practice last week, Derrius Vick fumbled the ball as it hit his hands. But before anyone could react, Vick had scooped the ball off the turf and scampered 20 yards down the field before a coach’s whistle blew the play dead.
Being hit with tear gas in the bottom of Baker Center; suing and being sued by the university; pissing off local ministers, athletics coaches and politicians; rarely if ever showing up for class (don’t even bring up GPAs), and, of course, being the envy (and favorite mocking target) of all of the Scripps kids studying those “other” kinds of journalism.
Dr. Jekyll had Mr. Hyde, Clark Kent had Superman and Beyoncé has Sasha Fierce.
Despite dropping five of their last six games, the Bobcats are hoping a little mid-season fun will help cure their recent woes.
Each player on a baseball team has a specific role. Some are recruited as hitters, others as consistent fielders and some to fill a void in the starting pitching rotation.
The Athens International Film and Video Festival will be reeling in quite an audience this weekend with a wide variety of films, many of which were submitted by Ohio University students.
This art is beautiful and refreshing, as it highlights the beauty of creation. But it isn’t new.
Housing and aid for those with mental and behavioral needs in Athens took center stage at an Athens town hall meeting Thursday night.
It’s impossible to gauge the exact value of the national attention gained when Ohio University’s men’s basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 last month.
The race is on for the Ohio University Student Senate presidency, and six students have decided to throw their names into the mix.
The multi-award winning journalist who is credited with exposing the Pennsylvania State University sex abuse scandal will be in Athens, Ohio Friday to tell her story.
Almost 100 years to the day after the Titanic descended into the dark sea, killing most of its passengers, the event still captivates audiences around the world.
We live in an era of globalization. As transportation costs have fallen, economies are increasingly integrated, and capitalism searches for new profits, we have an amazing number of products from around the world available to us. We buy lots of cheap products at Wal-Mart produced in China, for example. Food is no exception; our diet has globalized as well.
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
—Editors Note: Due to confusion over a section of the FBI filing, the original version of this article included the name of the adolescent sexually assaulted by Jason Hutchinson, falsely attributing that name as a nickname for Hutchinson. All references to that name have been removed. The Post regrets the error.
Even though spring is in full bloom in Athens, some Ohio University students and Athens residents have yet to bid adieu to winter.
From elite schools on the East Coast to small schools in the middle of Ohio, students at Ohio University sport apparel from different universities throughout the country.
“Reach” and “yOU” will square off to decide Ohio University Student Senate’s next executive board, both of which emphasizing college affordability for students.
Today’s focus: nuclear energy. As the demand for energy increases and we look to turn off fossil fuels, are alternatives like wind and solar enough, or do we need nuclear power as well? Many environmental advocates are scared off by the potential catastrophes like Fukushima, while many others claim it is worth the risk and better than burning more fossil fuels.
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