Follow all of the action through The Post's live blog. With a Mid-American Conference East Division title already in its back pocket, Ohio can play for bragging rights and bowl positioning against Miami Tuesday night at Peden Stadium.
Illuminated by iPads and battery-operated lamps, the Board of Trustees broke through the dark Friday to vote on the consent agenda.
LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” found its way into Walter Hall’s Governance Room Friday.
Ohio University will take on $20 million in debt to fund two construction projects — chilled water upgrades and the stalled Scripps College of Communication project.
The Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services will drop the last three words from its official name after a motion passed unanimously in the Ohio University Board of Trustees full board meeting Friday.
Ohio University trustees approved a $977.5 million capital improvement plan for the next six years, which will continue to $2.57 billion in the next 20 years.
Ohio University has received permission to take out debt up to $160 million to help finance construction around campus.
Excitement ran high at the Ohio University Board of Trustees meeting and applause rang out Friday as the board unanimously passed a motion to expand OU’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine facilities by acquiring land near Columbus.
Ohio University trustees argued yesterday that there is no need for student trustee voting rights — and that when it comes to engaging student trustees, other universities should observe OU’s procedures and take note.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — With Ohio in the divisional driver’s seat, Tyler Tettleton accelerated Ohio’s offense, Noah Keller applied the brake to Bowling Green’s attack, and Matt Keller proved to be Mr. Clutch.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Follow The Post's liveblog coverage of Wednesday night's football game between the Ohio Bobcats and the Bowling Green Falcons. With a win and a Miami loss, Ohio will wrap up a Mid-American Conference East Division title.
To all of my fellow Athens County residents:
Daniel Fenster is one of the world’s top-rated guitarists, but rather than a wooden instrument with steel strings, his musical device of choice is made of plastic.
Yesterday marked the end of another quarter. It was the first for some, the last for others. Whether it was the marches against Issue 2 or the “blackout” Temple football game, the past 10 weeks left a lasting impression on Ohio University.
Ohio universities have united for student insurance — but not necessarily for UnitedHealthcare.
This Thursday, the Ohio University Inn will pair vino with live and silent auctions to raise money for the March of Dimes, a nonprofit organization that works to raise awareness about premature births and birth defects.
After having stellar basketball careers at Ohio University, Dave Jamerson, Walter Luckett and Frank Baumholtz all have their names and jerseys honored in the rafters of the Convocation Center.
The last time Ohio played on ESPN, the team earned a share of the Mid-American Conference East Division lead. The next time the Bobcats take the national stage, they might claim the crown for good.
As Fall Quarter winds down and a six-week break looms, students aren’t quite ready to think about textbooks yet — but an Ohio University alumnus is working to stay one step ahead of them.
Solutions by The State News