LANCASTER — Ohio University has raised another $5 million for its capital campaign, bring the university to about 85 percent of its total goal.
President Barack Obama should get the Guinness World Record for “the most tons of stuff to protect him.”
Assistant Managing Editor Alex Stuckey runs down the front page headlines for Friday, Jan. 20, including a story on Ohio University's Deputy Police Chief and a preview on the Men's baskeball game against Miami on Saturday.
Squirrels and romantic smooches on the green have certainly made their mark on Ohio University’s quirky history — a history that began in a downtown Boston bar. OU’s strangest sagas are perhaps the most fascinating and yet to be explored.
James Hall, 37, was granted a continuance today by Judge Ward due to
Ohio University officials are revving up a new program that could remove the need for frantic last-minute texts every time a student needs a ride to Wal-Mart.
The Bobcats host the Golden Flashes Wednesday night at 7 p.m. in the Convo. Follow all of the action on The Post's liveblog.
With an away loss to the Logan Chieftains Tuesday night, Nelsonville-York dropped its second straight game and fell to 7-5 overall. The Buckeyes are hoping the slide will not last nearly as long as their five-game winning streak, which ended one week ago in a home loss to the Alexander Spartans.
State Representative Debbie Phillips (D-92) will meet with constituents tomorrow to discuss state issues at a local Athens business.
A Facebook “like” is the first step for Ohio University admittance for many students, but in the future, OU officials hope to see more diverse students clicking.
Besides the few inches of snow that coated Athens just last week, Southeast Ohio has seen a rather mild winter thus far, and it isn’t good for the snow removal industry.
Ohio and Kent State will meet on the hardwood Wednesday night, but the teams also will be meeting at a crossroads.
Entering the third week of Mid-American Conference basketball, the season has started to unravel in its usual fashion. Projected division leaders are striving for the top spot while overlooked teams are vying to prove their worth.
Just like the football team dispatched Marshall last September, Ohio’s swimming and diving squad thundered past Marshall 154-78 as the Bobcats won their third dual meet in a row.
An Ohio senator announced a federal government grant of over $100,000 to the Athens Fire Department to improve operations and safety for both firefighters and the residents they protect.
Football fans throughout the country might recognize Ohio football come 2012, as last year’s team appeared on the ESPN family of networks six times and, in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, drew its highest-rated television appearance since 2009.
The Athens City Council Chambers were nearly full with citizens concerned about the addition of fluoride to Athens drinking water and the newfound rights corporations have gained with a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Cyclists from across the country accustomed to ending the three-day, 180-mile Southeast Ohio race in Athens will get a change in scenery this August.
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