Nelsonville resident Chris VonBargen wanted to be a taxidermist since he was a small child. Last year, he decided to join Ohio’s almost $800 million hunting industry and opened Wildlife Reflections in Nelsonville.
The café that will be part of the newly renovated Nelson Dining Hall now has a name — the South Side Espresso Bar.
As the booking agent for The Union, Scott Winland spends much of his time seeking out bands and musicians to take the bar’s stage every weekend. So when students of his booking and promotion class were assigned to organize Bene-Fest, they found it easy to garner a spot at the bar.
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but a series of counterfeit bills found in Athens seems to indicate some are trying to grow money in their basements.
Ohio has already passed Kent State in the Mid-American Conference standings, but the Bobcats’ starting point guard is looking to pass his way past another flashy mark.
Ohio University students looking to make a difference in the lives of people have an opportunity to do so on a global scale.
When Ohio coach John Groce recruited Walter Offutt to Ohio State as a Buckeye assistant, he didn’t envision that the prized recruit would soon leave the program. But Groce didn’t think he himself would either.
The start of the Mid-American Conference Tournament is one week away, but talking about postseason play is taboo in most locker rooms this week.
Feelings of hopelessness have become a common trend throughout campus this past winter season, at least for me. Luckily, I’ve had an excuse for it: Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Despite having to endure poor weather conditions all weekend, the Bobcat softball team returned to its early-season offensive ways at the Cavalier Invitational.
The IT department of Ohio University is introducing a new practice, the so-called “network registration requirement,” which can only be called a step toward total user surveillance. The text on the OIT website reads as follows:
One game after toppling the conference kingpin, the Bobcats threw a gutter ball.
Not often does a professor introduce himself to his new class by saying, “Let me start out by asking: Why the hell are you all here?” But when I took a sociology class as a post-secondary high-school student, that’s exactly what came out of my professor’s mouth.
Although this year’s class of freshmen has been studying at Ohio University for almost two quarters, their names and information had been strangely absent from OU’s online directory until Jan. 30.
A tight, reassuring embrace between a 13-year-old and his worried grandmother highlighted the fear and uncertainty exuding from the front row of the Athens County Municipal Courtroom Friday.
Ohio was felled by good pitching efforts for Middle Tennessee State this weekend as the Blue Raiders swept the Bobcats.
One day soon, students might be firing up their iPads in class rather than thumbing through textbooks.
I am pleased to support Democrat Chris Chmiel for Athens County Commissioner.
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