Q2S transition easy for interdisciplinary certificates
By Brian Vadakin | Jan. 29, 2012The task at hand: Design and implement a new academic program from scratch, factoring in the upcoming quarters-to-semesters transition.
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OU assists war veterans through higher education
By Lucas Daprile, Sabrina Fawley | Jan. 29, 2012As tens of thousands of soldiers return from the War in Iraq, Ohio University is searching for ways to encourage some of these veterans to return to school.
Suspected bank robber turns himself in
By XANDER ZELLNER | Jan. 29, 2012Billy Caudill, the possibly armed fugitive who was reported seen near Ohio University’s campus Thursday, turned himself in to the Fairfield County Sheriff Sunday.
Ohio overcame early-season obstacles, optimistic for tournaments
By Chad Lindskog | Jan. 29, 2012Though the Ohio wrestling team wishes some moments of the season could be changed, it does not want to be judged solely by its record.
Tackling the tush talk: How to approach the topic
By Alex Bill, Steph Doan | Jan. 29, 2012I heard these days that the backdoor is no longer off limits for girls. I have been told that they now enjoy both anal fingering and anal sex. How do I know that a girl I’m hooking up with will like this and how do I initiate this without knowing if she’s into it or not?
Track & Field: 'Cats achieve new personal bests at Youngstown State Invitational
By Nicole Bersani | Jan. 28, 2012Ohio ran away with 14 top-five finishes at the Youngstown State Invitational on Friday, as many Bobcats surpassed their personal best finishes.
Alden, GSS team up for student-research series
By Holly Moody | Jan. 28, 2012Ohio University’s graduate students will not have to search much longer for a place to showcase their research.
Letter: Incumbent engineer best choice for Athens County
Jan. 28, 2012The race for Athens County engineer has a clear choice.
Swimming: Ohio sweeps competition in senior weekend
By Brandon Kors | Jan. 28, 2012After defeating West Virginia on Friday, the Bobcats teamed up with the Mountaineers to sing “A Thousand Miles” by Vanessa Carlton. Fittingly, Ohio’s seniors logged their final miles in the Aquatic Center in a pair of wins this weekend.
High School Basketball: Athens stifles Vinton County in TVC-Ohio Showdown
By Christian Hoppens | Jan. 28, 2012“Just like football” chants rang out inside of the gym at Athens High School as the final seconds ticked down in a decisive 46-37 victory against Vinton County Friday night.
Local citizens experience the law first hand
By Will Drabold | Jan. 28, 2012After receiving an “overwhelming response” to a program that narrows the gap between citizens and law enforcement, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly recently announced another Citizens Academy this spring.
Liveblog: Ohio Bobcats vs. Ball State Cardinals
By Michael Stainbrook | Jan. 27, 2012The Ball State Cardinals visit The Convo Saturday for a matinee matchup against the Ohio Bobcats. The game can be seen on ESPNU, but follow The Post's liveblog for complete coverage of the game.
Men's Basketball: Ohio defense grounds Ball State
By Michael Stainbrook | Jan. 27, 2012For the second time in as many games, the Bobcats used an early surge to build a lead that proved to be just enough in the end.
Remnant brothers play way back to Athens after tour
By Will Hoffman | Jan. 26, 2012Hot off a multi-state tour and two appearances on NPR with their band Southeast Engine, brothers Adam and Jesse Remnant will make a much-anticipated return to Athens this weekend — but this time without the rest of the band.
Waste injection worries residents
By Kelly Gifford | Jan. 26, 2012Matt Starline spends his days tending to crops and livestock on his 50-acre organic farm in Rome Township — but two injection wells that could pollute his only water supply sit just beyond the borders of his property.
Ohio Board Meeting Draws Chauncey Parents
By XANDER ZELLNER | Jan. 26, 2012Last night’s Athens City School Board meeting – originally intended to reveal the
OU-HCOM lets students try on scrubs
By SARA JERDE | Jan. 26, 2012On Saturday, any Ohio University undergraduate can be a medical student.
New eatery: dine to the nines
By Sara Lowenstein | Jan. 26, 2012With the kitchen in full view, a menu without prices and limited seating, Nine Tables is not your typical restaurant — and the Athens family who opened it likes it that way.
