After two consecutive weekend road trips, any team would be grateful to return to its home court. For Ohio, The Convo has been slightly less than dome sweet dome.
On a fall day in 1947, Carol Lovejoy caught Robert Rader’s eye on a double blind date, but not with each other. The two Ohio University underclassmen commenced a college romance that is still alive today.
For most, a round of Monopoly doesn’t conjure up images of the hardships suffered in America during the Great Depression.
USC vs. UCLA. Duke vs. North Carolina. Both are cross-town rivalry games between fierce opponents.
Today Mike Posner left the stage for a while and made a surprise visit to Ohio University’s College Green.
Any Ohio University student can see the Marching 110 Saturday nights at Peden Stadium, but thanks to YouTube, people all throughout the world have seen the band.
For the estimated 300,000 American students abroad this year, staying nice and comfy within a “study-abroad bubble” might no longer be an option.
Though the fall chill is gradually sweeping across Southeast Ohio, the 15th Annual Smoked Meat and Barbecue Festival is sure to heat things up this weekend.
Leading scholars on the Great Depression will hash out opposing theories on its causes, the New Deal and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt this weekend as part of a conference hosted by the George Washington Forum.
An Athens man who allegedly tried to rob a gas station at knifepoint last month was indicted on two felony counts yesterday.
Senate Bill 5 protesters left in a huff during yesterday’s Student Senate meeting — and they had every reason to do so.
Last night at Jackie O’s and Blue Pencil Comedy, teamed up with professional comedian Andy Woodhull creating one of the most entertaining comedy nights of the year.
The Athens-area high-school football teams are at varying points on the road to the postseason.
When Ohio played — and beat — Central Michigan a week ago, the matchup featured the top two teams in the Mid-American Conference. With Kent State visiting Athens today, the teams are different but the story is the same.
Ohio University’s President Roderick McDavis stressed the importance of safety at the Student Senate meeting last night.
Although The Ridges released their self-titled studio album in the spring, the orchestral-folk band did not spend its summer basking in the rays of success. Instead, it went right back to work writing music.
More than 600 detrimental chemicals could permeate 95 percent of Athens’s drinking water supply if hydraulic fracturing begins at Wayne National Forest — a possibility weighing heavy on the minds of Ohio legislators and Athens city officials.
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