Ohio University graduate student Adetunji Adedipe knows a thing or two about Athens. He played on the gridiron and the hardwood for the Bobcats and served with Student Senate during his four years as an undergraduate. The one surface he was never able to set foot on, however, was an indoor training facility.
Ohio University will spend more than $50,000 seeking Vice President for Student Affairs Kent Smith’s replacement.
Siblings flocking to Ohio University this weekend can witness magician Bill Blagg walk through steel and glide on a hover board Friday at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
Ohio University might get about $18.6 million from the state to help alleviate the costly burden of repairing the university’s aging buildings.
The Bobcats will visit the state capital this weekend when they take part in the OSU Tune-Up Friday at the French Field House. The meet will be the final regular-season indoor competition before the Mid-American Conference Championships.
Seven hip-hop artists will take the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Saturday for the Sibs Weekend Concert.
Don’t get me wrong, it was beautifully written, but I couldn’t help but dislike yesterday’s front-page centerpiece story.
Dustin Wheatley scrambles to find parts and admit customers to his junkyard to scavenge what they can from the corpses of cars that line the path up the twisting hill.
After suffering its worst loss of the season this past weekend against West Virginia, Ohio is hoping to bounce back in its final weekend of the season in North Carolina.
The Ohio men’s and women’s golf teams will compete in different regions of the country this weekend.
Eyes sunk-in with scraggly blond hair, 29-year-old Jessica Willison stood up for her boyfriend, Buchtel Chief of Police Kelsie Lanning, Jr., in Athens County Municipal Court Thursday.
College Book Store will be teaming up with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Athens County to positively influence local youth during Sibs Weekend.
Editor’s note: This is the final in a four-part series exploring the relationship statuses of Ohio University students.
Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part weekly series for the month of February exploring black history in Athens County.
Fresh out of high school, Jack Ley put his life on hold to enlist as a U.S. Army Air Force pilot. He soared over China during World War II with an emergency parachute strapped to his back, unaware that the woman of his dreams would wear it on their wedding day.
A part of me envies the adolescent pothead skipping class everyday.
Without any TV coverage, the “Bobcat Blackout” scheduled for Saturday turned out to be more ironic than many had hoped.
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