Volleyball: Ohio volleyball opens up MAC play with a pair of victories
By Austin Stahl | Sep. 25, 2011The Bobcats clipped the wings of two fowl opponents and swept the opening weekend of conference play.
The Bobcats clipped the wings of two fowl opponents and swept the opening weekend of conference play.
Students from West Elementary School were invited to campus to share free doughnuts with Ohio University students this afternoon.
Moments before the Rev. Jesse Jackson took the podium at Ohio University to speak about poverty reform, representatives from several student organizations distributed literature asking audience members to reject the civil-rights leader's ideas.
A room full of laughs, giggles, jokes, and coffee could only mean one thing- the Front Room ‘s comedy night is at it again.
The Dairy Barn saw an unusually groovy weekend as music lovers from all over Athens came out Saturday for the first ever Groove Street Festival.
The U.S. Postal Service has proposed changes that could eliminate up to 35,000 positions and close more than 250 processing centers nationwide, which could also mean 15 fewer jobs in Athens County.
After both Ohio cross country teams swept the Ohio Invitational for the second straight year, the Bobcats are proving there is no place like home.
At tomorrow’s meeting, Graduate Student Senate will have two guest speakers and unveil a new dental plan.
The fine nations of India, China, Bangladesh and shockingly even the United States got me through my day today. Sure, I could have made do without their help — but I would have been naked.
During the four (or five or six) years of college, 25 percent of women will experience a completed or attempted sexual assault.
Students already seeking help about next year’s Quarters-to-Semesters transition now have a place to receive answers.
When I was 13 years old, I stood in line for five hours in a little bookshop in Aspen, Colo., anxiously waiting to get my grubby little hands on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix at midnight.
Obviously, something has to be done for students who work on this campus. This yearlong rant about student employees and campus workers and job opportunities probably has a decent basis; however, things that need to be dealt with have really amplified during the past six months.
Time after time, the Bobcats had the ball with a chance to take the lead or tie the game, and time after time they squandered the opportunity.
Rarely will a 42-6 victory be a tough game to watch for the winning team's fans, but that was the case for Buckeye supporters Friday night.