Call of Duty: Receiver Honors Brother Through On-field Apparel
By Will Frasure | Dec. 17, 2010As Riley Dunlop walks onto the Peden Stadium field, a burden hangs over his head and heart while he focuses on the looming game.
As Riley Dunlop walks onto the Peden Stadium field, a burden hangs over his head and heart while he focuses on the looming game.
Ohio University’s starting quarterback was knocked unconscious outside an uptown bar late Friday night during a fight between multiple employees and members of the football team.
At 8 p.m., Mark Tracy slaps his stick and jostles the puck away from a Kent State forward before advancing it to one of his offensive teammates in the first period of the hockey game.
NEW ORLEANS - As Boo Jackson entered the post-game newsroom, he threw a towel over his face for a few seconds. After removing it, tears and sweat dripped down his face as he tried to comprehend what had happened.
KENT-In a game in which Ohio needed a win to extend its season, it reverted back to an unsuccessful, early-season form.
After an up and down year, Sue Jacobi and the Bobcats managed to play their best when it mattered most.
After five months of negotiations, an Ohio University sorority has paid $25,500 in settlement money for damages caused at a winter formal.
Ohio University is about halfway toward its $450 million goal in the Promise Lives campaign, according to a presentation to the Board of Trustees Thursday.
Donovan McNabb and Michael Vick have turned in some heroic performances at Lincoln Financial Field. For Ohio, the most unlikely of heroes emerged Tuesday night.
An Athens man will spend three years in prison for sexually molesting his niece after taking a plea agreement with the Athens County Prosecutor's Office today.
A former Ohio University basketball player pleaded no contest to assault charges in Athens County Municipal Court this morning, resulting in a guilty verdict.
the provost will distribute $100,000 in raises to Group I and II faculty members who embody that statement.
When we ran an editorial in September about the change to Athens Police Department's noise policy, we expected an increase in citations. We didn't imagine the number would skyrocket 1,340 percent.
An Athens Police crackdown on partiers at the beginning of the 2010-2011 school year brought a more than 1,300 percent increase in noise citations compared to the same time period in 2009.
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DeVaughn Washington swayed back and forth and looked at the ground while a red-faced Tommy Freeman stared blankly at the room during the post-game news conference. Their expressions told the story of a frustrating night for Ohio.
A roadblock on the Pennsylvania Turnpike stands in the way of the Bobcats' route to the Mid-American Conference Championship game.
Campus Care, formerly known as Hudson Health Center, has worked to improve the quality of service since its rebranding in August.