With few matches left before the Mid-American Conference tournament, both the men’s and women’s golf teams look to build on last weekend’s success heading into the stretch-run of the season.
Ohio softball coach Jodi Hermanek will have to wait until this weekend to try to take fourth place on Ohio’s all-time softball-wins list after her Bobcats were swept by Marshall in a doubleheader Wednesday.
A win against out-of-conference foe Marshall will not help the Bobcats move out of fourth place in the Mid-American Conference East Division, but it will move coach Jodi Hermanek into sole possession of fourth place on Ohio’s all-time wins list.
Though April might be more commonly known as a month of rain, a local studio is celebrating the month’s other claim to fame.
While many look forward to Oktoberfest to get their fill of brats, a local nonprofit provided an opportunity to learn how to make them year-round on one’s own.
In a game that went down to the wire, the Bobcats had a couple of opportunities but couldn’t crack into the Buckeyes’ lead.
As the spring practice season passes its halfway mark, the Bobcats are confident that they are on track to field a squad that is capable of replicating its success from 2011.
It only took two turntables, some clothespins and a few pieces of wood for Robert Howsare’s video to draw more than half a million views online.
For many, birthdays are an opportunity to celebrate with family, friends and gifts, but for Chris Denhart, his 20th birthday provided him with an opportunity to help supply a village with water.
About 20 people gathered in Grover Center to hear next year’s potential changes at Ohio University.
Lost in the ebb tide of mixed feelings, you wave goodbye to your family and friends one last time. Your luggage is weighed, labeled and carted off. Your passport and ticket are dutifully checked and stamped. The security system is soothingly silent as you pass through its arch and put on your clothes.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a weekly series exploring the diverse music scenes in Athens.
Today, Athens County Children Services is banking on blue to help raise awareness of child abuse and neglect in the county.
Despite similarities to casino slot machines, a new video game parlor called The Lucky Penny opened recently in Nelsonville to offer “skill-based fun” with cash payouts.
Ohio University students and professors gathered Tuesday night to discuss the controversy surrounding the Kony 2012 video—and whether or not it was an effective measure to combat African injustice.
Every year, thousands of fans don their superhero garb for Comic-Con, one of the world’s largest comic book conventions.
Among the national figures on Ohio University’s campus this week for the Schuneman Symposium will be one who got his start right here in Athens.
Mitch Bentley can still be found on Ohio’s Goldsberry Track more than 25 years after finishing his record-setting career with the Bobcats.
In an attempt to bolster relations between Athens and Ohio University students, City Council is looking to hold one of its weekly meetings on campus before Spring Quarter is over.
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