The state of New Mexico is a haven for undergraduates who receive their B.A. or B.S. degrees not in education but who seek to be teachers. New Mexican public and private elementary, middle and high schools are seeking eclectic and disciplined educators who are eager to contribute a public service in that state.
At the end of Saturday’s spring game, two things were evident: satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
The Bobcats lost the first game of their double header with the Broncos today.
A discarded cigarette at University Commons led to a large fire Friday afternoon.
In honor of the April 17 Palestinian Prisoners Day, Students for Justice in Palestine remembers the thousands of Palestinian political prisoners, hundreds of them women and children, who are illegally held in Israeli prisons. This day is particularly relevant in light of the recent Israeli roundup of more than 100 Palestinian women.
The spring game: the one time of the year a team can beat itself and still expect to win. The one game that takes on the Little League mentality that everyone gets to play. The one game that often means nothing by the time September arrives, but tomorrow, it will be the only thing on the mind of the men wearing green or white on the turf at Peden Stadium.
Weather lovers from around the region will converge on Walter Hall this weekend to hear experts talk about safety and preparedness in the face of severe weather.
Human Cannonball has jumped into the deep end this year, as the band works on mixing its new album, tentatively titled Let’s Be Friends.
At the tail end of their Bobcat careers, a duo of decorated distance runners is passing off the baton, in the figurative sense, to a group of freshmen.
In the eighth inning of a two-run ballgame against Eastern Kentucky Wednesday, Tyler Stage allowed a triple to left field after retiring the first two batters with ease. A wild pitch thrown to the next batter allowed what would become the winning run to score.
The first question people ask about Nintendo’s new 3-D handheld is if it requires special glasses. Thankfully, it does not.
A candidate vying for Ohio University’s top fundraising position hopes to use faculty and students to draw donations to the university and motivate donors to give during tough economic times.
After Beyond Coal’s recent victory in securing a commitment from President McDavis to take Ohio University off coal in 2016, freshman Camille Scott is fueled to take her success to the nation’s capital this weekend.
Tomorrow will mark the fourth annual “Record Store Day,” and Athens’ only surviving record store, Haffa’s Records, 15 W. Union St., will be participating.
Like the popular Willie Nelson song, the Bobcats are “On the road again” as they travel to two states this weekend and continue Mid-American Conference play.
A friendly competition between smartphone users clicks into action today at an art exhibit that allows viewers to select their favorite application-created artwork.
After two years of planning, hard work and a few snags, Brick City Records found out the hard way that producing a compilation CD isn’t an easy task.
An Ohio University student was critically injured in an off-campus accident Wednesday morning.
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