High School Football: Bulldogs live up to homecoming hype
By Austin Stahl | Oct. 16, 2011The atmosphere was festive. The stadium was packed. The crowd was raucous. Yes, it was a homecoming celebration. But no, it wasn’t at Ohio University.
The atmosphere was festive. The stadium was packed. The crowd was raucous. Yes, it was a homecoming celebration. But no, it wasn’t at Ohio University.
What is lurking in students’ medicine cabinet could be more harmful than helpful, a recent study finds.
They promised to be there for both the good and bad times as well as in sickness and health, and many Ohio University alumni have prospered.
In the Oct. 11 edition of The Post, Jeff Koons, the Athens County dog warden, indicates that there is currently no plan to discontinue the usage of carbon-monoxide euthanasia at the Athens Dog Shelter.
Two more teams came to Athens last weekend hoping to hand the Bobcats their first loss of Mid-American Conference play, and two more teams left town frustrated and empty-handed.
Energy resources: Where do we even begin? It’s a gargantuan topic and is guaranteed to sit at the center of public debate daily. Seated comfortably in that debate at present is hydraulic fracturing, better known as “fracking.”
Where can you go, when the world don't treat you right? For Ohio, the answer was home.
A movement that began in New York City and spread throughout the world will land at Ohio University tonight as OU students and faculty begin their own version of the Occupy Wall Street protests.
A trio of turnovers and a missed field goal attempt late in the game were too much for Ohio to overcome in a Homecoming Weekend loss to Ball State.
Ohio University parents, students and alumni had the chance to explore the Ridges in a new way this weekend.
Everything seemed to come together tonight for a certain Athens-area high school football team. It wasn’t the Alexander Spartans.
Follow The Post's live coverage of Saturday's football game between the Ohio Bobcats and the Ball State Cardinals during Homecoming Weekend in Athens.
Athens police, Ohio University students and alumni will all be out for the Homecoming Parade Saturday.
To most Ohio fans, Homecoming is a time to return to the alma mater and watch a football game. But to punt and kick returners Travis Carrie and Donte Harden, it means a chance to take a kick “to the house.”
Students in Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication might not get the chance to enjoy the new Schoonover Center for Communication before they graduate because of recent delays.
Homecoming Weekend will be in full tow in Athens this weekend and local businesses are gearing up for the droves of alumni and visitors coming in to celebrate.