Couch-burning suspect reaches plea deal
Sep. 12, 2010An Ohio University sophomore pleaded guilty Tuesday to disorderly conduct charges stemming from his actions at Palmerfest last spring.
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Free pizza lures 1,000 students to South Beach
Sep. 12, 2010Nothing attracts college students like free food and, of course, a giant inflatable Moon Bounce. Slice of Athens, which took place on South Beach last Friday, offered fresh, free and local pizza to an estimated 1,000 Ohio University students.
Cross Country: Women, men coast to easy victory
Sep. 11, 2010On a day when the clouds in the sky threatened to bring rain, Ohio's cross-country teams shined in their season debut.
Men's Golf: 'Cats prepare for early-season test
Sep. 11, 2010It won't be easy for Ohio's men's golf team as plenty of challenges lie ahead at the Marshall Invitational.
Tennessee twang band rocks Jackie O's
Sep. 11, 2010Mic Harrison and the High Notes took the small bar stage in Jackie O's, 24 W. Union St., last Thursday exemplifying a great stage presence. They're currently touring the country promoting their new album Great Commotion.
Toledo controls game, beats Bobcats
Sep. 10, 2010Toledo's defenders engulfed Boo Jackson to the point that the only visible picture was a part of a green shoulder pad flailing around a sea of white jerseys. The sight of Jackson falling to the ground was all too constant for the Bobcats.
Q&A: Jackie O's to host acoustic guitarist
Sep. 9, 2010Eric Sommer will bring his new-wave influenced, acoustic rock to Jackie O's, 24 W. Union St., at 10 p.m. tomorrow.
I'm taking my talents to The Post: With James' recent move, NBA will fall to a handful of dynasties
Sep. 9, 2010I'm taking my talents to South Beach. With that simple sentence, LeBron James changed the make-up and mind -set of the National Basketball Association. In the following weeks, rumors and stories circulated about stars such as Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony desiring to leave their respective organizations to form a rival super team with Amare Stoudemire and the Knicks in New York. If this trend continues, it offers a scary and dim future for the NBA.
Licensing revenue earns Ohio $8.2 M
Sep. 9, 2010Advances in medicine and pharmaceuticals helped Ohio University earn more than $8.2 million in licensing income during fiscal year 2010, a $1.3 million increase compared to the previous year, according to the Office of Research Communications.
Cross Country: Ohio to open season at home tomorrow
Sep. 9, 2010The 2010 cross country season begins Saturday, as the Bobcats are set to host Rio Grande in a dual-meet in Athens.
New management looks to heal Hudson
Sep. 9, 2010The Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, in partnership with its faculty practice, University Medical Associates, took over Hudson Health Center this past summer and will oversee student health services.
Editor's Note: Although I do work for a newspaper...
Sep. 9, 2010I am just like you. I like pictures. I like graphics. What I don't like is large blocks of text because let's face it, that's too much like reading for class. Words alone don't necessarily convey a message. Our job is to get you content in an easily understood fashion, and I think words and images together do that best. On the subject of content, The Post doesn't just want to write stories about what Ohio University students need to know, but also about what they want to know. My intention when picking columnists and content for the first week of class was to run what I think are need-to-know topics.
Deputy arraigned on sexual battery charges
Sep. 9, 2010The head of the Athens County Drug task force was arraigned on sexual battery charges Friday.
OU sophomore wanted for theft
Sep. 9, 2010A search warrant was issued yesterday for an Ohio University student who allegedly stole a laptop from the university in late May.
New deli dishes out delectables
Sep. 9, 2010A new deli offering salads and sandwiches opened Wednesday after a year of construction in the back of Busy Day Market on Stimson Avenue.
Ohio Fulbrights delve into research
Sep. 9, 2010Nine Ohio University alumni and professors will spend part of this academic year overseas teaching and conducting research as part of the Fulbright Scholar Program.
High school football: Athens falls to Warren in overtime, 34-28
Sep. 9, 2010Down by six points in overtime on fourth down from the three yard line, Athens quarterback Trey Harris found Ian Dixon open in the end zone. Dixon snatched the ball, but it slipped through his hands as he fell to the ground and Warren celebrated a 34-28 overtime victory.
Football: Injured Bobcat rejoins team for MAC opener
Sep. 9, 2010Lavon Brazill returns this week to boost an aerial attack that was an afterthought against Wofford.
