Williamson Remembered
By Vince Nairn | Apr. 28, 2011One day after a former Ohio University football player died in a Cleveland-area hospital, the cause of his death remains unknown.
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Kidfest concludes awareness month
By Olivia Young | Apr. 28, 2011An average of 25 children are abused or neglected in the United States every day. In Southeastern Ohio, child maltreatment is an overwhelming problem.
Lowery named Post's editor-in-chief
By Tristan Navera | Apr. 28, 2011The Post publishing board has selected junior Wesley Lowery as the next editor-in-chief of the newspaper.
Theater group to tackle taboo topics in 'Monsters'
By Tara Golenberke | Apr. 28, 2011The student-run theater group F-Word will showcase a shocking performance Sunday at 2 p.m. in Seigfred Hall’s Mitchell Auditorium.
Law director announces he will seek appointment as county prosecutor
By Alex Stuckey | Apr. 28, 2011
Duck on menu at West 82
By Tristan Navera | Apr. 28, 2011West 82 patrons were treated to an interesting surprise as the Baker University Center food court offered a new item on the menu — duck.
Budget reduction scenarios released
By Caitlin Bowling | Apr. 28, 2011Ohio University today released its budget reduction scenarios, which include $9.46 million in cuts and more than 13 possible layoffs.
Moms Weekend T-shirt sale to aid shelter
By Tristan Navera | Apr. 28, 2011Moms searching for Bobcat souvenirs this weekend will have the opportunity to benefit Athens while making memories.
Clothing swap begins tonight
By Jessie Cadle | Apr. 28, 2011Emily Prince’s eyes widened as she noticed a folded tweed skirt lying on top of a pile of donated clothes.
Jackson states case resolved
By Wesley Lowery | Apr. 28, 2011Former Ohio University star quarterback Franshaw “Boo” Jackson said yesterday that he has paid his outstanding court fines and a warrant issued for his arrest should soon be off the books.
Tree causes outages, crushes car
By Ryan Dunn | Apr. 28, 2011Gusts of wind knocked down a large tree on North Congress Street last night, leaving a few dozen homes without electricity and smashing into one student’s car in the process.
Remembering Williamson: Coach, players, friends
By Zach Nelson, Alex Stein | Apr. 28, 2011The day after Marcellis Williamson's death, Head Coach Frank Solich held a press conference with three of Williamson's teammates and friends, Jeff King, Noah Keller and Julian Posey. As they talked about what would happened, all four fondly remembered Williamson for his positive attitude and overt friendliness to everyone, and what that meant for the team.
Engineering professor uses HEART, math in draft analysis
By Michael Stainbrook | Apr. 28, 2011An Ohio University professor is out to prove to self-proclaimed NFL Draft experts that predicting the best picks is less of a piece of cake and more about pi.
Native American jewelry sale, show visits Kennedy Museum
By Steph Doan | Apr. 28, 2011In the Southwest, Native American art forms are as common and expansive as open spaces and big-skies, but this Mom’s Weekend, handcrafted sterling silver and stone jewelry travels east to Ohio University grounds.
Stuart's to present 30 'hand-picked' posters
By Steph Doan | Apr. 28, 2011In his Twitter bio, artist Clinton Reno describes himself as “husband, father and poster-maker,” however, his art extends far beyond simple poster designs. His original silk-screen posters represent some of the most epic musicians rocking airwaves today.
Baseball: Rain prevents progress
By Rob Ogden | Apr. 28, 2011In a year full of inconsistency from the Ohio baseball team, one thing has remained constant this spring: rain.
Bobcats reflect on former teammate's energy, humor
By Will Frasure | Apr. 28, 2011For Noah Keller, it was Marcellis Williamson bragging about his athleticism. For Julian Posey, it was seeing him dance. For Chris Garrett, it was staying up until dawn playing video games.
Founder of local food provider shares agricultural expertise
By Jessie Cadle | Apr. 27, 2011Local fruits and veggies are appreciated, but no one can subsist on them alone.
Core connects different religions to promote tolerance
By Callie Driehorst | Apr. 27, 2011When Guru Khalsa, an Ohio University student, was a child, her family repeatedly faced religious based discrimination. Today, she is one of 20 members of Interfaith Youth Core, working to promote religious tolerance throughout the nation.
