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It's official: Groce is gone

After four years at the helm of the Ohio University men's basketball team, head coach John Groce has left the program to take the same job at the University of Illinois.

Players react to Groce's departure

After keeping his players wondering about the future of their coach for the entire week, John Groce met the team this morning to tell them of his plans to accept the head coaching position at Illinois.

McDavis: Coaching search might include in-house candidates

Now that men’s basketball coach John Groce has officially accepted a coaching position at the University of Illinois, Ohio University administrators will soon begin a search to find a new person to lead the Bobcats.

'Justice for Trayvon'

It only took minutes for the solemn and silent expressions of more than 250 hoodie-clad Ohio University students, faculty members and Athens residents to erupt into chants of justice for a slain Florida teen.

Grad student exploring LGBT issues with film set in high school

With the recent LGBT–related suicides and bullying, a local filmmaker is attempting to address the issue in her recently completed film.

Boost from application fees could pad OU coffers

Fee money gathered from an increased number of Ohio University undergraduate applications could provide a cushion for the university’s General Fund — even if it doesn’t mean higher enrollment numbers next year.

Book sheds light on asylum's history

Many incoming students to Ohio University have heard the haunted tales about The Ridges. A local author, however, recently published a book telling a less gory side to the old asylum.

OSU conducts HPV study at OU, offers free vaccine for students

A necessary vaccination for female college students is being offered free of charge to Ohio University students willing to participate in a new study.

Ohio projects team up to revitalize historic Nelsonville

As part of its continuing efforts to attract tourists to the city, Nelsonville Main Street is collaborating and expanding with Project to Restore America to hold a Vision Forum at Stuart’s Opera House.

Baseball: Ohio slides into home victory over Otterbein after slow start

Just like Wednesday’s weather, where thunderstorms washed away the first portion of the afternoon, the start of Ohio’s game against Otterbein was dreary at best. From the time junior Brett Barber took to the hill, Ohio settled down and worked its way into a groove, as the Bobcats cruised to a 11-5 victory.

Applicant surge might not result in higher enrollment

Low-end estimates for the upcoming academic year indicate that enrollment might remain flat, even though Ohio University has received a record number of applications this year.

Groce meets with players, deal to be announced this afternoon

Speaking Bobcats honored in Columbus

The Ohio University Speech and Debate team traveled to the state capital yesterday to be honored for its recent success.

Secret-compartment bill aims to curb drug trafficking in Ohio

After the Ohio State Highway Patrol saw about a 30 percent increase in drug violations throughout the state so far this year, Ohio legislators are considering taking further measures to prevent drug trafficking in the state.

Limited hours leaves 'Nest' empty

Four months and more than $40,000 later, the doors to a newly renovated basement floor in Boyd Hall remain locked — for all but 1.5 hours each day.

Student Senate discusses fest 'rehydration stations' at quarter's first meeting

Surf rock band to celebrate EP release

A broken-down, 100-year-old mansion that overlooks an acre of forest in Indiana and is brimming with vintage equipment may seem like an unlikely recording location.

Reports: Illinois offers Groce $1.2M deal

Even as Chicago media declare a deal to make John Groce the next head coach of the University of Illinois nearly finalized, Ohio University officials are trying to find a way to keep him in Athens.

Bobcats boast experienced roster, to play Buckeyes in spring opener

On Saturday evening in The Convo, the Bobcats will open their spring schedule with a classic in-state showdown against Ohio State.

Music festival brings family fun to the hills

For many Ohio University students, Spring Quarter means festivals and countless hours outside, and this weekend, students and families alike can kick off the festival season with Hookah in the Hills.