After most players darted for the locker room following Tuesday’s practice, Phil Bates stayed behind to catch a few more passes in front of receivers coach Dwayne Dixon.
A car belonging to former Ohio baseball player Gauntlett Eldemire was broken into sometime between Sunday night and Monday afternoon.
Tommy Freeman has always hit shots far from the basket. Starting today, he will start playing the game he loves far from home.
Pre-season expectations are to football teams as kryptonite is to Superman.
Police have yet to apprehend a man who used a written threat to make off with an undisclosed amount of money from an Athens bank yesterday.
Ohio University unveiled its latest web enterprise yesterday with the OU e-tour.
On Labor Day, the thought of a Student Employee Commission spawned recollections about working at Ohio University.
When Matt Pirrello returned to Kettering with dozens of Archbishop Alter High School alumni two weekends ago, he was striving toward normalcy — a goal he has been targeting for more than a year.
Ohio University owes a West Virginia man more than $80,000 after he sued the school for injuring himself at an on-campus play.
Fatal accidents on Ohio’s roadways over the Labor Day holiday hit a five-year low this weekend, on what the Ohio State Highway Patrol considers to be one of the most dangerous weekends on the road.
Myriad objects can be found in alleyways: trash, puddles of urine, the occasional penny — and in Athens, a vintage clothing store.
This spring, a White House news release cited the efforts of Ohio University’s interfaith coalition as a success of the Interfaith and Community Service Challenge, a project that will relaunch next week.
After five years in one of the top soccer coaching positions in America, Bob Bradley has been able to take only a short breath as foreign clubs and national teams have come running for his services.
I am an international student from Beijing.
Nelsonville’s Public Square received an addition to its downtown scene this summer when a longtime Athens County resident opened a new clothing store.
Students visiting Baker University Center’s lower lounge this quarter will note a drastically different appearance after summer renovations.
After its annual August recess, Athens City Council returned last night with a session in which 13 ordinances were adopted, many of which were motioned to bypass normal ordinance rules because of urgency.
Uncertainty regarding staffing during the upcoming Nelson Dining Hall renovations has cropped up as a result of the local union’s recent rejection of a memorandum of understanding.
In the hustle and bustle to put out our first paper of the year, we overlooked some important news.
An Albany man took a plea agreement and will spend four years in prison after he tried to steal $5,000 worth of farming equipment over the summer.
Solutions by The State News