MULTIMEDIA
D.P. Dough changes owners
Jan. 26, 2011For one Ohio University alumnus, post-college late night calzone cravings were too much to bear - so he bought the local D.P. Dough.
Construction continues at 15 Park Place
Jan. 26, 2011Construction on 15 Park Place, the vacant building next to Baker University Center, will not be completed until the end of February - one month later than the original target date.
'Collectible' '70s group returns to give 'rockin' show at Jackie O's
Jan. 26, 2011A band that has been labeled the most collectible psych rock band in the world by the Rock and Roll Fame and whose reissue was called one of the top 10 reissues of 2010 by Rolling Stone will perform in Athens Friday.
Post Letter: 'Post' neglects news for sensationalism
Jan. 26, 2011To the staff of the The Post and the university as a whole:
Men's Basketball: Bobcats end losing streak with 79-65 win at home
Jan. 26, 2011After blowing an 18-point halftime lead last Saturday against Buffalo, the Bobcats needed a win to at least try to remove the sting. Luckily for them, Eastern Michigan was the next team on the schedule.
Controversy revealed after Lipman leaves
Jan. 26, 2011Allegations between President Roderick McDavis' staff and the former vice president for University Advancement indicate disagreements over respectful behavior and a lack of trust toward the end of his employment.
Local resident pleads not guilty to assault charge of OU student
Jan. 26, 2011A 30-year-old Athens resident pleaded not guilty to one count of assault Tuesday stemming from an incident involving an Ohio University student earlier this week.
Folds charms OU audience
Jan. 26, 2011Jumping up and down to the beat of a buoyant jazz introduction and waving T-shirts above their heads, singer-songwriter Ben Folds and his band coerced about 1,400 fans at Ohio University to stand up and cheer.
Speaker to address challenges black men face
Jan. 26, 2011Challenges and ideas about black males will be examined at the 9th Annual Black Male Leadership Think Tank: Defying the Odds.
Ohio income tax decreases, Athens' rises
Jan. 25, 2011Ohioans across the state can celebrate a reduction in their state income tax, but the citizens of Athens still face tax increases at the local level.
Folds takes avenue back to Athens
Jan. 25, 2011said Folds, 44, of last year's Lonely Avenue. There's something that we accomplished in terms of production and the arrangement that's pretty ace. It made it sound too easy.
Men's Basketball: Bobcats adjust to absent players
Jan. 25, 2011As Ohio struggled to maintain its second-half lead against Buffalo, two shadows from last season hovered over The Convo's floor.
Service hotline works as Athens County directory
Jan. 25, 2011More than 1,000 callers received free, 24/7 referral assistance through an Athens County service hotline started in February 2010.
Wrestling: Sophomore pins down three-match winning streak
Jan. 25, 2011As cheers echoed through The Convo, Gabe Ramos stood over his opponent at center mat with his hand held high by the referee, looking satisfied that his match could not have ended better.
Hockey: 'Cats take to ice with intensity to prep for Lions
Jan. 25, 2011Entering what coach Dan Morris calls 'playoff season,' the Ohio hockey team is beginning to prepare for what will be the toughest part of its schedule.
Women's Basketball: Facial swelling sidelines star scorer, rebounder
Jan. 25, 2011For the second time this season, an eye injury has sidelined Ohio's top offensive threat.
Pop diSpencer: 'No homo' still pervades despite progress
Jan. 25, 2011With the recent It Gets Better Project, we were introduced to a whole cast of celebrities supporting gay adolescents. Because that story has been told over and over again, most people know which of their favorite pop stars participated in the campaign - Ke$ha, Nicki Minaj, Jason Derulo, Adam Levine and Adam Lambert, among others. And then there are those celebrities who have embraced LGBT culture such as Lady Gaga or Katy Perry. And this is great.
2nd spells success for singing sextet
Jan. 25, 2011For Nashville-based sextet Street Corner Symphony, losing NBC's a cappella competition The Sing-Off turned out to be the group's biggest victory.
