This is a response to the classic and world religions professor, Steve Hays, who claims that Ohio University students do not care about the athletics at this university. I am writing a response to his letter that was published in the Nov. 10 edition of The Post.
An industry that once brought jobs and profit to Athens County has left lasting scars on the landscape — damage that the state will attempt to repair in three Athens County locations next year.
Much like its European counterpart, the city of Geneva — in Ohio, that is — will be the neutral site of the Mid-American Conference volleyball tournament next weekend.
When word first got out that 2,623 acres could potentially be leased in Wayne National Forest for hydraulic fracturing, city, county and Ohio University officials lashed back — decrying the harm the chemicals involved in the process could do to Athens’ water supply.
Ohio will try to defeat the son of a legendary coach as first-year Lamar basketball coach Pat Knight leads the Cardinals into The Convo tonight.
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. There is football, my dad’s “eating pants,” food, my “eating pants” and jellied cranberry sauce (which is delicious but not really food). It is a day full of family, laughter and snide remarks about my family that result in laughter and naps.
Move over lawyers and philosophers — the STEM students are climbing the occupational ladder.
The Bobcats got their first taste of defeat this year when they lost to Ohio State 203-97.
Although the possibility of “fracking” reaching Athens County has sparked outrage among local residents and officials, some geological experts are not convinced the facts match the fuss.
Athens High School senior Josh Maxson said he wanted to do something this year that “people would remember.”
The largest campus composting system in the nation is about to get even bigger.
Coach Willie Griffes summarized Ohio’s club-rugby team’s weekend as “a weekend where the ball did not bounce our way.”
I cheated last week.
As the number of requests boom from seven last fall to 20 this past quarter, the SpeakOUT! panels continue to put a face to the trials of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
Ohio University student politicians embraced their differences through camaraderie, friendly banter and pie Thursday as student groups gathered in front of the Athens County Courthouse for a fundraising effort.
Despite a $250,000 contribution from Ohio University to help offset the cost of a new $1.1 million ladder truck, Athens City Council decided to borrow an additional $400,000 last night to pay for the vehicle.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — After a decade without much to smile about when thinking of Central Michigan, the more experienced Bobcats took the “chip” off of their shoulders and put it back in their opponent’s mascot’s name.
Solutions by The State News