While snow, wind and rain may be pelting most of Ohio, as well as the rest of the Midwest, nine Bobcats piled into a bus early yesterday to venture forth to Muncie, Ind.
The School of Music's Wind Ensemble plans to blow the audience away with its Symphonic Metamorphosis concert tomorrow night.
The lead story in Monday's Post about our study of student attitudes and knowledge about intercollegiate athletics funding and Ohio University's General Fee has been criticized, starting with Becky Watts of the President's Office. She said, The response rate was low and was not representative of the student population. That criticism is off the mark.
Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part series about the hockey team — ranked No. 3 in the American Collegiate Hockey Association — and its top line of Nick Rostek, Michael Schultz and now Jared Fuhs.
As reliable as the flood of fathers that pours into Athens each Dads Weekend, the Bobcats count on their top-five wrestlers for wins in every match.
In the coming weeks, Ohio University might have to add Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences to its list of open positions.
Spring break marks a time when college students flock south to the warmth and camaraderie promised by beaches and bars.
Athens County Assistant Prosecutor Keller Blackburn announced this morning he will run for prosecutor in the 2012 election.
Unfortunately, the discussion over what a successful athletic department adds to the university has been mostly a one-way conversation. There are many supporters of the athletic department who are not heard from but believe strongly in what the department offers not only to its student athletes, but also the general student population and the community as a whole.
The Athens County dog warden will receive a written reprimand after the county commissioners confirmed his second misuse of a government-owned car.
When he first took out petitions to challenge Mayor Paul Wiehl, Athens Republican Randy Morris wouldn't say for sure whether he'd be on the ballot.
Following the lead of Athens County Prosecutor C. David Warren, one of the county commissioners is starting the 2012 election season early.
It's Oscar time, and so it's as good a time as any to revisit the year's best (according to the Academy) movies of the year. One of this year's Best Picture nominations is the much-talked-about The Social Network.
The story of one of the largest fraud, conspiracy and corruption scandals in the history of the United States doesn't seem like it would make a very good comedic movie. After two hours of Casino Jack - surprise! - it doesn't.
Today, the Center for College Affordability and Productivity released a study that examines students' opinions about the funding of Intercollegiate Athletics - and for President Roderick McDavis, the results were far from positive.
Although Athletics receives more General Fee money than any other department at Ohio University, a recent study reveals that most students would rather see their money spent elsewhere.
Back-to-back days of competition across two different states proved no match for the Bobcats as they cruised to an undefeated weekend.
Much like Mike Tyson's swift blow that knocked out Michael Spinks, Northern Illinois knocked Ohio out this past Saturday with one fast jab.
The Bobcats came into the weekend looking to bounce back from a less than stellar performance in the All-Ohio Championships, and they did just that.
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