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Cartoon: 4/28/11

Illustration by Jalyssa Eliasen

UPDATE: Cause of football player's death still unknown

One day after a former Ohio University football player died in a Cleveland-area hospital, the cause of his death remains unknown.

Not all senators ready to get on bus fee

A plan by the mayor’s transportation committee for an added student fee to support improved public transportation in Athens met cautious support during last night’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting.

OU showcases Asian culture, history

Tomorrow, Ohio University will host the 3rd Annual Khmer Studies Forum, presented by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS).  

Softball: Utah native a power transplant for 'Cats

Seven states and more than 1,700 miles separates Athens from Alpine, Utah. Nestled at the foot of the Wasatch Mountain Range, Alpine is a staunch contrast to the foothills of Appalachia.

The Royal Wedding

Did you know that Prince Charles has never squeezed his own toothpaste? Not once in his life. He has someone to do that for him. Pretty disgusting, and that’s generally the way I feel about the huge slovenly mess that will be tomorrow’s Royal Wedding. Call me an American, call me a Republican, call me a commoner, but I just don’t care. However, I will say good luck to Kate Middleton, Prince William’s princess-to-be. With in-laws like that, she’ll need it.

Student Senate: RSVP candidates await decisions on 2 appeals

The two ineligible Student Senate candidates from the RSVP party who are contesting their disqualifications will not find out until later this week whether or not they will return to the ballot.

College decides to cut MBA progam

After the Ohio University College of Business master’s students graduate this July, the full-time program will officially shut down.

Arrest warrant issued for former QB

Franshaw “Boo” Jackson made a name for himself as the quick-footed Ohio University quarterback who could hurt you running just as much as he could passing.

Jackson: Arrest warrant a misunderstanding

Former Ohio University star quarterback Franshaw “Boo” Jackson said that he has paid his outstanding court fines and a warrant issued for his arrest should soon be off the books.

OU defeats competitors in RecycleMania

Ohio University is once again on top of the Mid-American Conference, but not for sports.

Ohio baseball game vs. Ohio State cancelled

The Bobcats cancelled tonight's scheduled home game against Ohio State because of forecasted thunderstorms. The game will not be made up.

College government conference to visit Athens for 2nd time

The Ohio Student Government Association will be returning to Athens next month for its spring conference.

Appeals fail to save 8 FACE office seekers

A committee of Ohio University Student Senate members upheld the Board of Elections’ decision to disqualify eight FACE party members.

Soccer: Freshman transfer brings talents north

Transferring to a new school in a different state is a challenge freshman Kayla Paoulos has embraced since joining the Bobcats from South Carolina in the winter. Paoulos, a forward, appeared in two games for the Gamecocks. A lack of playing time contributed to her decision to transfer, after she registered only 22 minutes and one shot on goal during her first collegiate season.

Kasich signs Teach for America bill

Summer registration, other online services down

Ohio University shut down several of its online services today, leaving students unable to register for summer classes.

Softball: Injuries, rain muddy Bobcats' spring

If there were a silver lining to the decidedly grey clouds hanging over Athens this weekend, it was the return of Bobcats catcher and utility player Lauren Gellerman.

Dressing for a cause

Deciding what to wear to class is a dilemma many students face each morning. For Liz Held, an Ohio University sophomore studying photojournalism, a single black dress will be the answer for more than 350 more days.

Prosecuted man's sanity re-evaluated 4 years after father's deadly stabbing

After a former Ohio University graduate student was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2007 murder of his father, he was sent to a Columbus mental facility in the name of public safety.