Three cups of coffee deep, two paragraphs in and one Red Bull short of finally understanding just what it means to have wings, the brain is drunk on caffeine and the body is operating accordingly with tremors, aches and dizziness.
With back-to-back meets this weekend, the Bobcats will look to capitalize against a couple of reeling opponents.
Although the wheels have been set in motion for Ohio University’s quarters-to-semesters switch, only a fraction of students have formally planned their transitions.
Ohio distance runner Juli Accurso’s love for running sparked in her sixth-grade year when she and her dad, Kevin Accurso, ran their first 5k together with their Casstown, Ohio, church. The next fall, she joined her middle school’s cross-country team and has been running ever since.
A man wanted in connection with a Wednesday bank robbery in Carroll, Ohio was seen near campus — and area law enforcement are searching for the possibly armed fugitive.
Ohio University officials might roll out a new way for students to drive next year.
I am a sport management major at Ohio University. I have never smoked weed a day in my life. I have had three internships, and I am only a sophomore. I was an athlete in high school and I am an athlete in college.
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Check out photo highlights by Brien Vincent and Joel Bissell from last night's mens basketball game against Western Michigan. The bobcats won 56-51.
Nearly 900 “century farms” are registered in Ohio, but Athens is one of only three counties in the state that does not have one.
Months before the election that will determine whether he will spend another four years in the White House, President Barack Obama is reaching out to the same audience that helped him win the 2008 election — college students.
After a two-week break, the Bobcats return to action Friday at the Youngstown State Track and Field Invitational. Events will begin at 3 p.m. at the new, 300-meter Watson and Tressel Training Site.
A male Ohio University student has reported an attempted aggravated robbery.
Having an ear infection is not a pleasant experience, especially for a freshman living in a single room, void of medication.
Post Editor Wesley Lowery runs down today's top headlines in addition to today's Post Modern about the science of pulling all-nighters.
In the historic public square of Nelsonville sits an old movie theater with no heat and ripped up floors. The building is not abandoned, however, and though it is no longer used to screen films, it does house the works of local artists.
After standing ovations for the survival of Rep. Gabriel Gifford and the demise of Osama bin Laden, President Barack Obama declared the nation is finally recovering from a painful recession and challenged politicians to unite to continue the progress Tuesday night.
Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate came to a resolution last night to support a new unified bus system that could save students' lives and their gas money.
Solutions by The State News