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Nov. 29, 2011Pamela Engel
Pamela Engel
With just over five minutes remaining in the second half, it appeared the basketball Bobcats would hand Marshall the same type of defeat their football peers served to the Thundering Herd in September. But a late Marshall rally squelched any possibility for another Bobcats blowout.
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Ohio's ultimate goal is to be holding a trophy in March, but picking up a couple pieces of hardware along the way is not bad, either.
As the clock ticked down and the points added up in Ohio’s 65-37 win over Chicago State on Saturday, it became harder and harder to believe that the Bobcats fell to the Cougars in last season’s matchup.
LOUISVILLE, Ky — The Ohio basketball team is no stranger to knocking off giants from the Big East, and they almost did it again Friday night at No. 7 Louisville.
During Monday night’s City Council meeting, members discussed housing matters ranging from the size of rental signs to the possibility of a Habitat for Humanity house in Athens.
A local student is hoping to make a difference at the state level.
NEW YORK (AP) — A festive mood prevailed Thursday as the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade made its way through the crowded streets of Manhattan beneath brilliant sunshine.
Erin Bailes probably would have been happy to skip halftime Wednesday and to keep playing for another 20 minutes. But at some point, someone might have had to call the Athens Fire Department if her shot did not cool off.
Having clinched the MAC East outright with their win Tuesday over Miami, the Bobcats are guaranteed a bowl bid.
NEW YORK (AP) — A jetpack-wearing monkey and a freakish creation from filmmaker Tim Burton are two of the big new balloons that will make their inaugural appearances in front of millions of people at this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
After allegations of unreported sexual abuse rocked Pennsylvania State University earlier this month, Ohio University is reminding students and employees to report any instances of abuse to law enforcement.
For two quarters, Miami looked as if it was the team fresh off a Mid-American Conference East Division title. But as the game wore deep into the second half, the true division champions would not be denied.
Follow all of the action through The Post's live blog. With a Mid-American Conference East Division title already in its back pocket, Ohio can play for bragging rights and bowl positioning against Miami Tuesday night at Peden Stadium.
Illuminated by iPads and battery-operated lamps, the Board of Trustees broke through the dark Friday to vote on the consent agenda.
LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” found its way into Walter Hall’s Governance Room Friday.
Ohio University will take on $20 million in debt to fund two construction projects — chilled water upgrades and the stalled Scripps College of Communication project.
The Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services will drop the last three words from its official name after a motion passed unanimously in the Ohio University Board of Trustees full board meeting Friday.
Ohio University trustees approved a $977.5 million capital improvement plan for the next six years, which will continue to $2.57 billion in the next 20 years.