Ohio baseball game vs. Ohio State cancelled
By Vince Nairn | Apr. 26, 2011The Bobcats cancelled tonight's scheduled home game against Ohio State because of forecasted thunderstorms. The game will not be made up.
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College government conference to visit Athens for 2nd time
By Tristan Navera | Apr. 26, 2011The Ohio Student Government Association will be returning to Athens next month for its spring conference.
Appeals fail to save 8 FACE office seekers
By Joe Fox | Apr. 26, 2011A 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
By Mike Brienza | Apr. 26, 2011Transferring 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.
Summer registration, other online services down
By Alex Felser | Apr. 26, 2011Ohio University shut down several of its online services today, leaving students unable to register for summer classes.
Softball: Injuries, rain muddy Bobcats' spring
By Bart Logan | Apr. 26, 2011If 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
By Aja Goare | Apr. 26, 2011Deciding 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
By Alex Stuckey | Apr. 26, 2011After 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.
Petition seeks signatures for citizen's vote on SB5
By Pat Holmes | Apr. 26, 2011After Senate Bill 5 was signed into law last month, many unions and interest groups sought to put the law to a citizen’s vote in the November elections.
Kasich to bring bill to Ohio
By Pamela Engel | Apr. 26, 2011The senator and state representative for Athens’ district are split about a bill that would bring the controversial Teach for America program to Ohio.
City police chief proposes noise law compromise
By Joe Fox, Marika Lee | Apr. 26, 2011A compromise between an Ohio University Student Senate group and Athens Police could lead to possible changes to the city’s noise ordinance.
Former student takes plea agreement to serve 2 years
By Marika Lee | Apr. 26, 2011A former Ohio University student was sentenced to two years in prison after taking a plea agreement last week.
Film commemorates nuclear catastrophe
By Graylyn Roose | Apr. 26, 2011On April 26, 1986, the nuclear reactor explosion in Chernobyl produced devastating health and environmental effects for Europe. Twenty-five years later, the contamination continues to affect the surrounding area.
What Alec's Watching: HBO series lacks creator's ingenuity
By Alec Bojalad | Apr. 26, 2011This is how I imagine the pitch meeting for Treme between HBO and co-creator David Simon went:
Chaos Theories: No ifs, ands or cigarette butts in Athens
Apr. 25, 2011I think – or at least I hope – that I am not the only one who is frequently repulsed by the excess of cigarette butts that exists on Ohio University’s campus.
Mike Up: MLB postseason 'likely' to be lengthened
Apr. 25, 2011The Major League Baseball season is 27 days old, with 155 more to go before 22 teams head home at the end of summer. It’s time to talk about the playoffs.
Block schedule revealed in Q2S transition outline
By Leah Fightmaster | Apr. 25, 2011Students who will be in school when Ohio University switches to semesters now have a better idea of how their school days will look.
Simulation personifies poverty
By Jillian Fellows | Apr. 25, 2011Upon arriving at the Campus Involvement Center’s poverty simulation, students received a packet — inside the pouch was a new identification, residence, job, and a whole new life of poverty.
Post Letter: Columnist insults boy-girl friendships
Apr. 25, 2011In last Thursday’s Post column, freshman Bentley Weisel claimed that men are incapable of being friends with members of the opposite sex. Friend of course meaning, “one attracted to another without romantic affection.”
