MULTIMEDIA
Wrestling: NCAA bids up for grabs at MAC tourney
By Nathaniel Maund | Mar. 1, 2011The Bobcats have a good chance to send four wrestlers to the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia — whether they send a fifth is less certain.
Man Stuff: Men save America through anti-sneeze technology
By Alex Bill | Mar. 1, 2011The sneeze has long existed as a tool of destruction and chaos.
Men's Basketball: Ohio zips past Akron, retains halftime lead
By Vince Nairn | Mar. 1, 2011In the locker room with a 22-point halftime lead, coach John Groce didn’t say anything different to the team than any other time they held a big lead.
Man faces charges of burglary, kidnapping
By Marika Lee | Mar. 1, 2011A 26-year-old man was charged with one count of aggravated burglary and one count of attempted kidnapping after he forcibly removed a woman from her home.
Women's Basketball: Bobcats seek 'strong' end
By Michael Stainbrook | Mar. 1, 2011Traveling from Ohio to Miami is a westerly route. One goes east for the return trip. But for both women’s basketball teams this season, the main direction of travel was south.
Fair brings music variety to Athens
By Bridget Mallon | Mar. 1, 2011During the next four days, a slew of Ohio bands and one group from Japan will perform in several venues throughout Athens as part of Aquabear Legion’s Aquabear County Fair.
Oh you mean THAT Toledo?: Student raises glass to Spain
By Rebecca McKinsey | Feb. 28, 2011I didn’t taste alcohol until I was 20.
Sports Column: MAC struggles to stay afloat, drops in team ratings
By Vince Nairn | Feb. 28, 2011I have many memories of taking the short trip to downtown Cleveland every March to watch the Mid-American Conference Tournament with my father. Big-time college basketball junkies, we both enjoyed watching a league we thought was underrated.
Spring festival adds more bands to lineup
By Bridget Mallon | Feb. 28, 2011The Nelsonville Music Festival lineup has added 17 bands in the past two weeks, including critically acclaimed alternative rockers Yo La Tengo and rockabilly icon Wanda Jackson, bringing the total count of announced performers to 20.
Notes from the Underground: 'Edge' life about sobriety, not violence
Feb. 28, 2011The social aspect of college life as we all know is generally driven by alcohol, not just in fraternities and sororities but also at a lot of house shows and of course, bar shows campuses offer. It is also no secret that people associate alcohol and drug use with many music scenes.
Blackboard causes multiple problems
By Leah Fightmaster | Feb. 28, 2011Officials hope Blackboard’s “blackouts” will end soon following the program’s recent patchy service.
Storms warrant early alarm for students
By Alex Stuckey | Feb. 28, 2011Tornado sirens sounded throughout the city of Athens yesterday morning, marking the start of daylong inclement weather that caused minor damage and shut down four roads within the county.
Hockey: Team resting, preparing for ACHA tournament matchup
By Rob Ogden | Feb. 28, 2011For only the third time this season, the Ohio hockey team had a weekend off between games.
Beats bond family: Ohio player hits all the right keys
By Michael Stainbrook | Feb. 28, 2011Kamille Buckner has talent in her blood. One of her cousins was a finalist on American Idol and another won four Super Bowls. She grew up around some of the biggest names in music in the city where Michael Jordan became legendary.
Join The Post's face-melting Charlie Sheen live blog
By Amanda Lucci | Feb. 28, 2011Unless you've been living under a crack-cocaine haze the past few weeks, you've probably heard that Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen has gone a tad bit...nuts. Between ending up in the hospital after a night of "happy dust" and unhappy porn stars, publicly insulting his show's creator/producer Chuck Lorre and then getting the show canceled for the remainder of the season, his every move (he got a Twitter account today!) has been making headlines faster than you can say "warlock." So what do the networks do about it? Exploit it, of course. Welcome to The Post's face-melting live blog of all the crazy that is sure to go down on ABC's 20/20 tonight.
New receptacle diminishes waste
By Caitlin Bowling | Feb. 28, 2011The biggest in-vessel compost bin at Ohio university is about to double in size.
