As Ohio baseball coach Joe Carbone returned from practice Monday afternoon, he sat down at his desk, pulled out his phone and read an email from a player in Panama.
Tuition increases draw lively debates from Ohio University students every year, but a select few are permitted to voice those debates directly to the university’s decision-making body.
It’s time to put this tactic of smoke and mirrors to rest. It’s been said that, if you repeat something often enough, other people start parroting what they heard, and after a while, more and more people start doing the same even if what they are repeating is not true.
A student organization wants Ohio University to acknowledge the tie between electronics companies’ mineral use and violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo — even though there is no way to guarantee that tie.
Ohio arrived at Kent State on Tuesday, but its offense never showed up.
As competition continues to intensify for the Bobcats, coach Jodi Hermanek is optimistic that her team is ready to compete with the best of the best in this weekend’s University of Georgia Tournament.
An artist will give a presentation Thursday night about encouraging viewers to notice “The Space Between.”
The Bobcats will try to get back in the win column this weekend after being swept by Middle Tennessee State last weekend.
Many banners hang from the rafters above The Convo floor, listing names such as Trent and Snyder as well as championship years. But one important name is missing.
On a given Saturday night, some Ohio University students might head from apartments in Palmer Place to pregame above Subway, later moving on to the newly reopened J Bar before ending their nights in Courtside Pizza.
This week, I was going to write about the primaries in Michigan and Arizona. But then I figured, if I’ve stopped caring about this primary season, then you know the season has gone far too long.
No one was injured Friday when a GoBus collided with Ohio University President Roderick McDavis’ car near Clippinger Laboratories.
When it comes to buses in the area, the new Transportation Services manager for Athens Transit is questioning whether quality is better than quantity.
Nobody expected the shooting at Chardon High School that led to three deaths and two serious injuries on Monday.
When my alarm blared last Monday morning, I reached for my phone as reluctantly as always, yet when I slid the bar on the screen to turn the alarm off, I noticed I had 17 text messages.
With the weekend’s 2012 Oscars red carpet still fresh in our minds, it’s time to consider the most memorable moment of the annually deified ceremony.
Joey Buccini hasn’t had a haircut in six weeks.
Former First Lady of Ohio Frances Strickland spoke to a room full of about 150 cheering Democrats Tuesday at the opening of an Athens office that will serve as a nucleus for 2012 election activities.
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