Dads Weekend delivers diverse activities
By Emily Bamforth | Jan. 19, 2012Fathers will flock to festivities held by various organizations this weekend in celebration of Ohio University’s “Dads Weekend.”
Fathers will flock to festivities held by various organizations this weekend in celebration of Ohio University’s “Dads Weekend.”
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Ohio coach Dan Morris normally does not stress the importance of any two games above others, especially during the regular season. So when he calls a series “make-or-break,” it’s a pretty big deal.
Twenty-three Ohio University students will join 100 like-minded students from 14 different universities throughout Ohio in Columbus this weekend to take part in the Ohio Youth Congress.
Some say laughter is the best medicine, and this weekend the longest running comedy show in New York will arrive to cure Ohio University’s cabin fever.
Coming off a dominant performance against Northern Illinois last weekend, Ohio will try to continue its winning ways at home against Kent State and Bloomsburg.
Athens County anti-fracking activists are not alone in their opposition to slowing down fracking in Ohio — in fact, they’re in the majority.
Although the 1.4 percent drop in Ohio unemployment indicates more than 90,000 jobs were created, the percentage does not reflect the decrease in workforce.
Langston University took to Twitter Thursday night with an announcement that will be game-changing for Ohio University.
With a unanimous vote Friday on its consent agenda, Ohio University's Board of Trustees approved three construction projects the university will begin this year and the renaming of several spaces within the university.
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Thursday evening, the Epsilon Lambda chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity drew more than 60 students to this year’s Black Man Think Tank in Baker Ballroom.
Gary Trent’s No. 20 jersey was a staple on the hardwood of The Convo from 1992 to 1995. But starting Saturday, that jersey will be a permanent part of the historic venue.
When it comes to American Sign Language, Ohio residents and California residents sign with two distinctive “accents.”
The Paul Elisha Band hopes dads visiting the rolling hills of Athens this weekend will hear of its Marvin Gaye-themed show through the grapevine.
Walking through Athens, it is impossible not to notice the multitude of brown, red and orange bricks throughout the city, many of which are emblazoned with the iconic Athens Block symbol.
Residents and students worked together to buy nearly $110,000 more liquor in Athens last year than in 2010.
I’ll admit it: the topic had escaped my mind for nearly four years.
In the early part of a conference schedule that has been defined by inconsistency, one element has remained consistent — home-court advantage matters for Ohio.