Any time a senior class steps into the arena, on the field, or, in this case, a natatorium, it packs a certain emotion whether it's sadness or excitement. For the Bobcats, this isn't just any class of seniors.
Peering down from a ridge just outside of Athens, Dominic Petrozzi could tell Monday's heavy rains had already sunk into the grassy field.
Applause erupted throughout Baker University Center Theatre yesterday afternoon as Ohio University administrators listened to a professor sound off against the current budget crisis.
Ohio University is piloting a new centralized-purchasing program that could save the university millions.
Wrestlers crowded around computers and compulsively checked their phones during the minutes after Ohio won its final regular-season dual meet.
After struggling through much of the conference schedule, Ohio hopes to improve its efficiency enough to make the Toyota Prius look like a semi-truck.
Two years ago, playing chess was something fourth-grade student Cirus Stowe did only at home. Now he, his friend Tate Held and about 25 other students at West Elementary play every Wednesday after school.
I remain grateful to The Post for publishing this rebuttal. I ask citizens to not encourage dissent outside democratic processes. If one seeks to prove a scientific claim about why human beings behave the way they do, one should study a science.
Singing in front of a crowd can be nerve-wracking. Singing in front of a crowded room a cappella can be downright terrifying, but 12 Ohio University students braved the stage for a cause last night at Bobcats for Babies’ third annual OU Idol.
About 30 people congregated yesterday in front of the Athens County Courthouse to oppose Ohio Senate Bill Five, which would eliminate collective bargaining rights for all state workers.
What originally started as the dream of a retired Ohio University professor has now turned into Athens' first triathlon.
Sometimes I wonder why anyone even tries to do cop shows anymore afterThe Wire nailed the genre so perfectly. Of course, by that logic, filmmakers would have given up after The Godfather and we never would have been treated to Goodfellas.
Ohio University released details of its proposed buyout plan today, and officials said the university expects to save $8.7 million annually as a result.
Athens city officials must now spend an extra $15,000 on a back-up generator for the Athens Water Treatment Plant, because the one originally purchased was not compatible with various systems within the city.
Ohio is not a favorable place to live if you're a young person.
Recent budget cuts may cause Ohio University parking fees to change in the upcoming academic year.
As I started to compile a list of rules for surviving in a mosh pit and at a concert in general, I noticed something amusing - the majority of them were very similar to the rules that the character Columbus creates in the movie Zombieland. For those of you who have watched this film - especially if you are a frequent concert-goer - I hope you find the correlations as hilarious as I do.
About 60 senators gathered at last night's Faculty Senate meeting to discuss potential buyouts, focusing mainly on possible pitfalls associated with replacing employees who retire early or leave voluntarily.
Playing on a line with goal-scorers Michael Schultz and Tyler Pilmore, Nick Rostek usually isn't one to be noticed.
Yesterday afternoon, Ohio University administrators released a proposal for faculty and staff buyouts in order to fill next year's budget hole.
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