Field hockey: Bobcats victorious twice at home
By Mark Emery | Oct. 2, 2011Following her team’s shutout win against Miami yesterday, Ohio’s Taylor Brown had ice on her left wrist.
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Athens mourns death of beloved business owner
By Ryan Clark | Oct. 2, 2011Known for his charm and genuine kindness, Paul Abraham personified and perfected the role of the small-town business owner. After he died last week, customers and friends, often synonymous at the Campus Sundry, began leaving notes and flowers at the doorstep for the West Union Street storeowner.
Students, families honor military members at Heroes Day event
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 2, 2011Ohio University students and their families braved the October rain Saturday at an event honoring United States service members.
Ohio University, Athens create partnership
By Alex Westerh | Oct. 2, 2011Ohio University made a step toward a partnership with Athens today, when both the city and school appointed representatives to form a memorandum of understanding.
Professor to address historical effects of American wars
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 2, 2011Tonight, a Harvard-educated history professor will argue that the history of wars and military interventions in the United States do not contradict historical perspectives of the country’s peaceful development.
Voinovich donates senate papers, to join OU faculty
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 2, 2011After putting in time as a mayor, governor and senator, George Voinovich will return to the place he began — the classrooms of Ohio University.
Marchers weather rain, cold in high-heeled walk
By Alex Felser | Oct. 2, 2011While women cheered from the sideline, about 180 male marchers made their ways down Court Street feeling a little taller in high heels.
Athens sites earn spots on Ohio Green Energy tour
By Stefan Malmsten | Oct. 2, 2011The Green Energy Ohio Tour, one of the largest of its kind in the nation, drew Ohio residents to 51 counties in the state over the weekend, promoting the use of renewable energy.
Clery Report indicates higher drug violations, sexual assault reports
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 2, 2011The past year for Ohio University has seen higher numbers of sexual assault reports and drug law arrests but fewer reported burglaries.
Football: Bobcats win game, lose starting defenders due to injuries
By Michael Stainbrook | Oct. 2, 2011Ohio won a critical game against Kent State Saturday but lost a critical Huynh in the process.
HS Football: Bennett and Co. blast Vinton County, yield 4-0 record for seniors
By Paul Meara | Oct. 2, 2011Alexander quarterback Trey Bennett channeled his inner Michael Vick as the quarterback ran for five touchdowns and threw for two more in the Spartans’ 53-15 win against Vinton County on Friday night.
Post Letter: Senate's 'moral duty' to debate SB5, Issue 2
Oct. 1, 2011I would like to address my concerns on the blockage of a resolution stating that Student Senate disagreed with parts of Senate Bill 5, which will appear on ballots this November as Issue 2.
Straight from Stuckey at the Statehouse: Passionate journalism should provoke change
Oct. 1, 2011Every good journalist understands the importance of a follow-up story.
Appalachian doctors not encouraging vital vaccine
By Stefan Malmsten | Oct. 1, 2011A recent study by Ohio State University shows that pediatricians in the Appalachian region are less likely to encourage the human papillomavirus vaccine.
A stranger here myself: Americans' unhealthy lifestyles rely on machines
Oct. 1, 2011The current data from the United States Department of Energy has a joke underlying it somewhere, I’m just not sure what the climax of the farce is at the moment.
Classic Shakespeare comedy comes to Nelsonville tonight
By Bridget Mallon | Oct. 1, 2011Shakespeare’s famed comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, explores the depths of human imagination and mischievousness.
