Volleyball: Ohio's goal: staying on top
By Nick Robbe | Oct. 6, 2011When Ohio (12-6, 4-0) visits Akron’s James A. Rhodes Arena — known as the JAR — tonight, it will attempt to preserve its unblemished conference record.
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Editor's Note: Jobs leaves Edison-like legacy with innovations
Oct. 6, 2011“What’s everybody freaking out for,” a good friend questioned me Wednesday night. “Is this really that big of a deal?”
Royales to perform at Jackie O's tonight
By Bridget Mallon | Oct. 6, 2011The Royales are playing at Jackie O’s Public House tonight at 10 p.m.
Jobs' creations key to campus
By Jillian Fellows | Oct. 6, 2011Steve Jobs’ legacy is evident in residence-hall rooms, on every green and dangling from the ears of students walking to class.
Two alumni join OU Foundation Board of Trustees
Oct. 6, 2011Two Ohio University alumni have been added to the roster of OU’s Foundation Board of Trustees.
Gallipolis man charged with OU rape
Oct. 6, 2011A 21-year-old Gallipolis man was arrested today in connection with the September rape of an Ohio University student.
Speaker: People should pick their own gender labels, definitions
By Emily Bamforth | Oct. 6, 2011“A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down” became the focus of the night after JAC Stringer unveiled the theme of his keynote speech last night as part of TransWorld Awareness Week.
The BedPost: 20-year-old virgin seeks relationship sans sex
By Alex Bill, Steph Doan | Oct. 6, 2011Question
High School Football: Trimble shakes off sluggish start
By JIM RYAN | Oct. 6, 2011Since Trimble fell to Wahama in the second game of the season, coach Phil Faires has stressed the need to win out to have a chance at the postseason.
Apple products recreate music from producer, consumer standpoints
By Olivia Hupp | Oct. 6, 2011Since its first introduction in Oct. 2001, the iPod has captivated music enthusiasts around the world, forever reshaping the music industry.
Post Letter: Wiehl must prioritize education value, retention
Oct. 6, 2011As a native of Los Angeles, I happen to like the way Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is dealing with community relations, especially with schools.
Jobs proves game-changer for journalism
By Ryan Clark | Oct. 5, 2011When Bob Stewart first joined Ohio University’s faculty, he was a self-proclaimed “Windows man.”
Hockey: Road games, 'green' defense could trouble Ohio
By Cameron Dunbar | Oct. 5, 2011Ohio visits the Land of Lincoln this weekend looking to bank two wins and log another — honestly.
OU alum upset over casual disregard for his wall
By Amelia Osiecki | Oct. 5, 2011An Ohio University alumnus is petitioning the university to remove a 40-year-old decorative brick wall sitting next to Seigfred Hall — arguing the “ugly” wall has lost its meaning.
Sports Column: Fans' disinterest remains despite NBA lockout nearing its 100th day
By Rob Ogden | Oct. 5, 2011Apathy is sometimes described as the opposite of love. If that is the case, the NBA might be in trouble.
Soccer: 'Cats to face best in the West
By Mike Brienza | Oct. 5, 2011Sometimes a road trip can be a vacation, but for the Bobcats, this is not one of those weekends.
Blogger, activist JAC Stringer to deliver keynote speech for TWA week
By Emily Bamforth | Oct. 5, 2011The “T” in LGBT will be recognized tonight in Bentley Hall as the keynote speaker of TransWorld Awareness Week touches on what the audience probably doesn’t know about gender.
Ohio unites to educate about domestic violence
By Alex Stuckey | Oct. 5, 2011Every 15 seconds, numbers flashed bold and black in stark contrast against the white projector screen. The numbers reached 127 by the end of the news conference — the number of people beaten during a domestic dispute in 35 minutes.
Volleyball: Freshman Bobcats pounce past veterans
By Nick Robbe | Oct. 5, 2011Teams that are made up like Ohio rely on dominant veterans who impose their will on opponents.
