During spring practices at Peden Stadium, coaches take in the action from the sidelines or the offensive and defensive backfield. Quarterback Phil Bates also spent most of his time observing from about 20 yards behind the offense.
What little girl doesn’t watch Disney movies and dream of being carried away by a handsome prince? For anyone older than the age of 10, though, a set of online spoofs offers a more realistic — and decidedly funny — viewpoint. The “Advice from a Cartoon Princess” series, created by YouTube user
Have you ever wondered to yourself, “Why doesn’t Ohio University have a theology department?” I doubt many of you have. Apparently Morgan Chaney has.
Throws. Jumps. Sprints. Distance.
A shout-out to the good people at the Athens Bike Co-op for assisting me with their bicycle pedal-gogy, er, I mean, pedagogy and for swapping some parts (athensbikeco-op.blogspot.com).
Ohio University shut down several of its online services yesterday, leaving students unable to register for summer classes until tomorrow at the earliest.
Former Ohio football player Marcellis Williamson died Wednesday, the team confirmed. He was 23 years old.
Athens area students will see summer a few days sooner after Ohio Gov. John Kasich signed two extra calamity days into the school year.
Fatigue is not an option for the Bobcats. With eight games remaining in the season, they must finish well to excel into the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
A 4-foot Burmese python found within the vicinity of an elementary school led to a Coolville woman’s arrest yesterday.
This story has been changed from its original version. House Bill 153 would eliminate the faculty workload clause, not uphold it.
Ohio University students hoping to register for summer classes must wait at least one more day.
Note: This is part one of a two-part series on college stereotypes. Next week’s column will feature female stereotypes.
Break dancing, once a prominent part of pop culture, is making a return to the main stage, both culturally and at Ohio University.
The Post live blogs the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft. Join in and make your opinion known.
Where is The Post’s ethics department on Bentley Weisel, the obviously freshman Thursday columnist and her uninspiring and unthoughtful recurring spewing of naivety in regards to boy and girl relationships?
A parking lot near The Convo has a new landmark.
Solutions by The State News