The first of two candidates for Ohio University's top finance job stated his case in Baker University Center Theatre yesterday, noting his experience with both housing development and quarters-to-semesters transitions.
Dmitry Medvedev, the president of Russia, has called for the resignation of some of the country's Olympic officials who prepared athletes; this call follows the country's poorest-ever performance in Vancouver, in terms of medal count.
An MTV reality star will bring his penchant for the gym, tanning and laundry to a local apartment complex.
A local jeweler crafted earrings as gifts for dozens of celebrities who walked the red carpet at the Academy Awards Sunday.
This weekend's series will be a battle of opposites as the high-powered Ohio offense travels to Vanderbilt to face one of the best pitching staffs in the nation.
Former Montreal Canadiens hockey player Georges Laraque has joined the Green Party of Canada, according to the party and The Canadian Press. The player will be filling an undefined role for the time being, but Laraque isn't ruling out running in the next federal elections.
Last year, the Bobcats left the Mid-American Conference Championships with a sixth-place finish and no qualifiers for the national tournament.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has re-classified Ohio University's meningitis cases as an outbreak, after DNA tests revealed all seven students who fell ill with the potentially deadly bacterial infection during the last two years contracted the same strain.
After reading the very impressive letter by Todd Fredricks (in February 23's Post), I was tempted to write offering kudos and amen. Then two pages later, after overcoming the confusing, errant date atop the page (23 Feb. 2008), I was stricken by the irony and example of that which Mr. Fredricks had been pointing out: The lack of accurate facts and/or research into the subject matter at hand, rather than just a quick draw, shoot from the hip opinion based on impression drawn from imagination rather than actual history of the subject events.
Following a three-game sweep at the hands of the Furman Paladins, Ohio can blame its woes on a struggling starting pitching staff.
Ohio University graduate student and journalism instructor Ed Simpson pleaded guilty Thursday to ethics violations from his time spent as chief of staff to Ohio's top lawman.
The census is coming. For Black prisoners, this means being exploited again by white, small towns.
A more than 100-year-old cello, valued at about $10,000, was stolen from Glidden Hall last Wednesday - sparking outrage among musicians at Ohio University.
Community Food Initiative is hosting its annual Free Seed Giveaway to help low-income families in the Athens area by encouraging them to grow their own food.
About 50 Ohio University students spent the better part of Friday afternoon on South Beach - but they were donning snow gear and gloves instead of swimsuits and flip-flops.
A controversial set of ordinances regulating behavior at outdoor parties and fests will go before Athens City Council Monday in revised form.
Ohio stole two victories in the opening rounds of the American Collegiate Hockey Association National Championships, and it was the usual suspects leading the thievery.
The same mistakes that have doomed the Bobcats all year ended their season and any chance of an upset of Central Michigan.
Ohio University's Budget Planning Council on Friday afternoon recommended increasing room and board next year - in addition to the slated 3.5 percent tuition hike.
Coach Joe Carbone said he has never been one to coddle his players.
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