Ha Ha Tonka returns to Athens after 'raving reviews'
By Will Hoffman | Feb. 2, 2012Although the members of Ha Ha Tonka may no longer be as young as they used to be, they’re far from worried about keeping up with the partiers at Ohio University.
Although the members of Ha Ha Tonka may no longer be as young as they used to be, they’re far from worried about keeping up with the partiers at Ohio University.
Former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland announced Wednesday that he will endorse a local official in his run for Congress, saying Athens City Law Director Pat Lang is “the right man for the job.”
The past few years, a win was a win for the Bobcats. But with 18 victories in 22 games this season, some wins stand out as more impressive than others.
With former Athens County 911 coordinator Randy Mace entering the race for county commissioner as a write-in candidate, GOP voters in Athens County now have the opportunity to vote Republican on the ballot in the general election.
Pacing back and forth, Vice President Joe Biden's father looked at his son and said he was sorry.
The associate directors of Event Services will have more on their plates for the next two weeks while Ohio University officials finalize the search for a new executive director.
Just as the memory of slipping around on ice during Dads Weekend begins to fade from fathers’ minds, they’ll have the opportunity to trek back to Athens — this time accompanied by fairer weather and their wives.
Editor's Note: This article has been updated to reflect a correction about the Ohio University Marching 110's moniker.
Editor’s note: The last name of an Ohio University student has been omitted from this story to protect his privacy.
Maybe it’s the flags hanging down from the rafters or the footsteps of past Bobcat greats echoing in the hallways. It might be the sounds of the pep band or possibly the familiarity of the locker room.
After going through their first year “boot camp,” as Steve Ross, the director of the School of Film and Art likes to call it, second-year film students are now ready to perform their own pieces.
During the next six years, Ohio University plans to spend $166.3 million on major renovations for five aging buildings on campus.
The Bobcats will take a weekend off from playing American Collegiate Hockey Association foes to help in the fight for a much greater cause.
An Ohio University administrator became chairwoman of the Board of Directors of the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, just another step to build a relationship between the university and Athens businesses.
People can help nonprofit organizations in more ways than volunteering, such as by spreading awareness, by donating money or even by attending a concert.
The more I’m in Athens, the more I realize how ridiculous it is to be someone you don’t want to be.
While some students rushed up and down the escalators located in Baker University Center during the past few days, other students were stuck at a standstill.
Dear John Calhoun Baker University Center,
Hot off recording a Daytrotter session, Columbus’s own The Floorwalkers, a slice of Americana rock and soul, are staged to hit Athens Saturday night.
Student Senate wants two more voting students on campus even though those two have argued in the past that they don’t need a vote.