The women’s golf team struggled throughout the Rio Verde tournament this weekend, placing 16th out of 17 teams in the field. The Bobcats finished with a total score of 1,000 points, 90 short of tournament champion Eastern Michigan.
Ohio has learned all season that the team can’t thrive solely on its offense. Against Miami, the RedHawk post players enforced the hard lesson on Ivo Baltic and DeVaughn Washington.
The number of incoming freshman applications declined slightly this year compared to last year, when applications decreased by about 5 percent.
Attempting to avoid incidences like the January disappearance of Denzle Stanley, an 84-year-old Albany resident, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office and the Area Agency on Aging are promoting their programs Take Me Home and Project Lifesaver.
Prepare to combat the freshman 15. Not pounds — the 15 places to study for your finals.
The Ohio University Student Senate recently passed a resolution affirming support for General Fee-funded programs and services by opposing fee structure changes that would threaten these services. In response to calls to rebalance the Instructional Fee and General Fee, senate’s resolution states that changing the ratio of these revenue sources would threaten essential student services that directly support academic persistence and success.
We cover this rivalry every time an OU team plays Miami. But in case anyone forgot what the “Battle of the Bricks” is, it goes like this: Miami is preppy and OU is awesome. OHIO 76, Miami 74 — Nathaniel Maund (15-7)
About 250 people marched across campus chanting phrases such as “no ifs, no buts, no education cuts” this afternoon as part of an organized protest of budget cuts and Senate Bill 5.
One of Ohio University’s most prestigious music ensembles will gather tonight for a concert.
Toothbrushes made of real teeth, stacks of Alden Library books, tangled wires and a cascading melted-wax nest containing light bulb eggs line the walls of the newest art exhibit at Ohio University, alongside many other pieces of various mediums.
Guess I’m working at Exxon this summer, bro.
Another trip south for Ohio will pit the Bobcats against the Golden Eagles of Tennessee Tech in the first ever meeting between the two schools.
Frustration. Desperation. Disappointment. All three emotions were featured on D.J. Cooper’s face during the waning minutes against Miami.
Professional tap dancer Jeff Foote will visit Ohio University this weekend to teach classes for anyone interested in learning how to tap dance.
Ohio University academics gathered this week to listen to one of their peers warn about the far-reaching implications of global warming.
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