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Board of Trustees: University approves $160 million loan

Ohio University has received permission to take out debt up to $160 million to help finance construction around campus.

Board of Trustees: OU to purchase land in Columbus for OU-HCOM extension facility

Excitement ran high at the Ohio University Board of Trustees meeting and applause rang out Friday as the board unanimously passed a motion to expand OU’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine facilities by acquiring land near Columbus.

Board of Trustees: Student trustee voting rights unnecessary at OU, officials say

Ohio University trustees argued yesterday that there is no need for student trustee voting rights — and that when it comes to engaging student trustees, other universities should observe OU’s procedures and take note.

Football: Weller's last-second field goal gives Ohio MAC East title

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — With Ohio in the divisional driver’s seat, Tyler Tettleton accelerated Ohio’s offense, Noah Keller applied the brake to Bowling Green’s attack, and Matt Keller proved to be Mr. Clutch.

Gas official attempts to convince Congress of fracking safety

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LIVE BLOG: Ohio Bobcats vs. Bowling Green Falcons

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Follow The Post's liveblog coverage of Wednesday night's football game between the Ohio Bobcats and the Bowling Green Falcons. With a win and a Miami loss, Ohio will wrap up a Mid-American Conference East Division title. 

Post Letter: Send letters to Wayne urging it to stop fracking

To all of my fellow Athens County residents:

OU Legend of Rock: Student sits atop chart

Daniel Fenster is one of the world’s top-rated guitarists, but rather than a wooden instrument with steel strings, his musical device of choice is made of plastic.

Post Editorial: While You're Gone: During Winter Intersession, keep in mind Athens, OU achievements

Yesterday marked the end of another quarter. It was the first for some, the last for others. Whether it was the marches against Issue 2 or the “blackout” Temple football game, the past 10 weeks left a lasting impression on Ohio University.

Health insurance on the table

Ohio universities have united for student insurance — but not necessarily for UnitedHealthcare.

Locals to wine and dine at charity event

This Thursday, the Ohio University Inn will pair vino with live and silent auctions to raise money for the March of Dimes, a nonprofit organization that works to raise awareness about premature births and birth defects.

Head of his class

After having stellar basketball careers at Ohio University, Dave Jamerson, Walter Luckett and Frank Baumholtz all have their names and jerseys honored in the rafters of the Convocation Center.

Football: MAC East title inches closer for 'Cats

The last time Ohio played on ESPN, the team earned a share of the Mid-American Conference East Division lead. The next time the Bobcats take the national stage, they might claim the crown for good.

FourYears book exchange service to increase collaboration with university

As Fall Quarter winds down and a six-week break looms, students aren’t quite ready to think about textbooks yet — but an Ohio University alumnus is working to stay one step ahead of them.

Post Letter: Weeknight football game not ideal for school spirit

This is a response to the classic and world religions professor, Steve Hays, who claims that Ohio University students do not care about the athletics at this university. I am writing a response to his letter that was published in the Nov. 10 edition of The Post.

State aims to eliminate risks of abandoned mines

An industry that once brought jobs and profit to Athens County has left lasting scars on the landscape — damage that the state will attempt to repair in three Athens County locations next year.

Wayne National Forest withdraws consent on over 3,000 acres of 'fracking' leases

Volleyball: Ohio prepares for MAC Tournament

Much like its European counterpart, the city of Geneva — in Ohio, that is — will be the neutral site of the Mid-American Conference volleyball tournament next weekend.

Expert: 'Fracking' doesn't dirty water

When word first got out that 2,623 acres could potentially be leased in Wayne National Forest for hydraulic fracturing, city, county and Ohio University officials lashed back — decrying the harm the chemicals involved in the process could do to Athens’ water supply.

Men's Basketball: Ohio aims to tell the tale of two Knights as Lamar comes to The Convo

Ohio will try to defeat the son of  a legendary coach as first-year Lamar basketball coach Pat Knight leads the Cardinals into The Convo tonight.