Speaking Bobcats envision straight-win season
Jan. 27, 2011The coach of the Speaking Bobcats wants his forensics team to be the best competitive team on campus by the time it arrives at the national tournament in April.
The coach of the Speaking Bobcats wants his forensics team to be the best competitive team on campus by the time it arrives at the national tournament in April.
A Glouster man charged with three felonies stemming from the same incident in March accepted a plea agreement for a lesser sentence Tuesday.
As the Mid-American Conference Championships draw closer, coaches face an off-the-mat dilemma that requires more finesse than force to solve.
The Athens County Sheriff's Narcotics Enforcement Team intercepted a shipment of heroin Thursday night on Route 33 in Nelsonville.
When the clock was all zeroes in Ypsilanti, Mich., last night, Ohio was left to face some ugly numbers. The team had committed 17 turnovers, shot 20 percent from the field and surrendered 34 points in the paint to host Eastern Michigan. The Eagles had 28 more points on the scoreboard than the Bobcats.
As a 5-year-old girl, Cory Frederick - then named Michelle Mays - dreamt of being a biological boy. In the dream, Frederick felt happier with a male body.
Recent budget plans aimed to prepare Ohio University for possible state budget cuts have prompted Faculty Senate to hold an 'extraordinary' meeting.
Two rival teams are watching their seasons go in different directions.
When coach John Groce went to his bench Wednesday, he utilized a cornucopia of players not usually seen.
Got a hot date, bro.
After multiple fundraising efforts aimed to help rebuild the Athens High School football field following this past fall's destructive tornado, the school will be able to start the project thanks to a generous alumnus donation.
A government program is using Ohio University to give a bonus to anyone - even non-OU students - who graduates to practice medicine in Southeast Ohio.
The Pita Pit, 8 N. Court St., shut down a week ago but is expected to reopen Feb. 6 after undergoing changes in management.
Ohio University's Student Senate entered into executive session last night to debate whether to accept former Off-Campus Life Senator Matthew Wallace's resignation or to allow the senate's Conduct and Discipline Committee's report to be presented, possibly leading to sanctions against the former senator.
A member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was charged with assault yesterday after allegedly punching a fellow member in the face earlier this month.
Droves of Ohio University faculty and staff converged yesterday to learn and talk about diversity on campus.
Have you ever noticed how a fork looks a lot like a miniature pitchfork? That is because, after centuries of evolution, food shrank.