Soccer: Strauss tallies 100th win 12 years into her tenure
By Mike Brienza | Oct. 24, 2011Every coach has benchmarks he or she strives for during a career. The first win. The first championship. A decade with a team.
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Football: Bobcats use off time to prepare for Temple Owls
By Rob Ogden | Oct. 24, 2011Bobcats try to utilize time off
Students openly discuss Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 24, 2011Between the recent Egyptian revolution, Palestine’s U.N. bid for statehood and the Israeli legislature’s recent Two-State Solution Caucus, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a focus for many of the world’s political leaders.
MAC Notebook: Teams squeeze by opponents, tighten MAC standings
By Matthew McGreevy | Oct. 24, 2011Editor's Note: This article has been updated to reflect a correction. The game between Central Michigan and Ball State had been incorrectly labeled in the online version only.
Couple hunts local haunts for ghosts
By Kaitlyn Richert | Oct. 24, 2011As Halloween approaches each year, people question the legitimacy of old legends and ghosts that “exist” in the Athens area. Those who believe in ghosts may have had personal experiences, while others are skeptical of the dead coming back to haunt the living.
Second year graduate student art exhibit to open today
By Bridget Mallon | Oct. 24, 2011Large-scale sculptures, photographs, paintings, artistic projections and animations, all featured on a webpage, will be on display for free starting today.
Ohio University commended for practicing safe sex
By Sarah Grothjan | Oct. 24, 2011Up 55 spots from last year, Ohio University placed 18th on the 6th annual Trojan Sexual Health Report Card.
OU anti-racism Halloween campaign goes viral
By Taylor LaPuma | Oct. 24, 2011Weeks after a video of The Marching 110’s version of “Party Rock Anthem” went viral, Ohio University students are taking over the Web again — this time with Halloween-themed posters condemning racism.
Leaps and Bounds: 'Occupy' movement testimony to determination
Oct. 24, 2011The Occupy movement has been spreading from Wall Street for almost 40 days.
Charges dismissed for two Hocking students, Cincinnati man
By Marika Lee | Oct. 24, 2011Charges against two Hocking College students and one Cincinnati man were dismissed in court yesterday due to lack of probable cause.
Warrant out for woman accused of stealing from elderly
By Marika Lee | Oct. 24, 2011A warrant was issued today for a woman who allegedly posed as a school official and stole from at least three people.
Post Letter: OU students don't have to flaunt school pride
Oct. 24, 2011I recently read an op-ed in Miami University’s student-run newspaper by Brad Kent with the seriously ostentatious headline “Students should respect the Miami stereotype, embrace its reputation.”
tRAC treats local kids with candy and crafts
By Amy Worrell | Oct. 24, 2011East Green was swarming with miniature devils, witches and pumpkins yesterday as local families brought their trick-or-treaters to campus.
OU alum earns berth in TV contest finals
By Will Hoffman | Oct. 24, 2011Many students at Ohio University might dream of making it on the silver screen, but for 2008 OU alum Mike Seymour, that dream could soon become a reality.
'Forever Buckeye' program allows students to return to Ohio, pay in-state tuition
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 24, 2011Ohio University will continue recruiting out-of-state students to boost enrollment, but with a new twist: a new program will allow some of them to pay in-state tuition.
Elections: Unopposed contestants look toward terms
By Kaitlynn Grady | Oct. 24, 2011With only two contested races in the City of Athens heading toward the November elections, City Council members running uncontested are looking to focus their efforts on specific tasks for the city rather than dumping time and energy into campaigns.
Guest Column: Students, residents add to Athens' personality
Oct. 24, 2011Most Athenians recognize the contribution of the student population to quality of life in Athens. Quality of life can be detected in the interests and enthusiasm of our diverse population. The diverse populations and their talents together create a mosaic. To illustrate, I offer these points, opportunities, intellectual life, human needs and liberal thinking.
City Council: Athens pays off 31-year-old fine
By Kelly Gifford | Oct. 24, 2011After paying off nearly $2 million worth of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fines, Athens City Council is breathing a sigh of relief. However, the sigh isn’t coming from an increase in budgetary breathing room, but rather an end to more than three decades worth of fine payments.
