Musical activist to discuss Iraq
Oct. 10, 2009Rahim Alhaj, a Grammy-nominated musician and political refugee from Iraq, will come to Ohio University tonight to talk about his music, his political activism and his journey to where he is today.
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Ohio ruins another Homecoming defeating Akron, 19-7
Oct. 9, 2009Payne said. I wasn't letting the ball go. I couldn't believe it.
Heroic actions yield award
Oct. 8, 2009When Detective Jason Kline and Deputy Steve Sedwick of the Sheriff's Office saved an elderly man in February, they did not know their heroic actions would result in an award.
Health center acquires new leadership
Oct. 8, 2009After five weeks of longer student waits and a steady stream of employee exits, Ohio University has recruited Steve Swart, former chief financial officer for the College of Osteopathic Medicine, to oversee Hudson Health Center.
Suspect arrested for robbing student
Oct. 8, 2009A New Marshfield man arrived at the Athens courthouse yesterday to be greeted by campus police who arrested him for a separate charge of robbing a student Sunday.
Volleyball: 'Cats set for weekend of intense conference play
Oct. 8, 2009With such a high-powered offense, it may surprise some that Ohio's defense has led the way so far.
OU athletic director defends use of university funds
Oct. 8, 2009Ohio University's athletic department stands behind a controversial study touting its $21.3 million contribution to the local economy, despite withering criticism from local economists.
Young offensive line hopes to sync by conference time
Oct. 8, 2009Lightner said. We were hoping by conference time that they'd all start to come together.
Advancements in ribosome mapping lead to Nobel Prize for OU alumnus
Oct. 8, 2009Ohio University alumnus Venkatraman Ramakrishnan is one of three recipients of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Glut, Sweat, and Fears: Beer without gut: putting the 'bro' in ambrosia
Oct. 6, 2009In Monday morning nutrition class, a groggy coed always seems to ask what poison she should pick next time she elopes to the bar. On occasion, she'll harp about how the little bit she drinks undermines the rest of what she does right (And I'm a vegetarian! she moans).
Women's Golf: Ohio swings from 10th place to 5th
Oct. 6, 2009It seemed as if the Bobcats were set to finish poorly after the first day of the Zippy Invitational.
MAC Notebook: Toledo takes last minute win at Cardinals' Homecoming
Oct. 5, 2009BALL STATE LED LATE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER, BUT COULDN'T HOLD ON
Men's Golf: Mental mistakes plague players at Xavier match
Oct. 5, 2009After an unsatisfactory 36 holes, Ohio is in 8th place at the Xavier Invitational.
Amish Electric Chair picks up deal, tour from Las Vegas record company
Oct. 4, 2009After six years of generating punk electricity in Athens, Amish Electric Chair has signed a contract with a large record label.
Judge refuses motion for removal in student manslaughter, drug trial
Oct. 4, 2009An Athens County judge threw out a defense attorney's motion to remove prosecutors from a manslaughter and drug case Wednesday.
Face/Off: North Face fleecing students with mediocre apparel
Oct. 4, 2009I'm not one to criticize someone for his or her clothing. I couldn't care less about what you're wearing unless, of course, it happens to be a swastika armband. However, there is one cultural phenomenon that always gets to me.
Library displays 3 millionth piece, expands its electronic collections
Oct. 4, 2009Vernon R. Alden Library has joined the ranks of less than 65 libraries with the unveiling of their 3 millionth addition Saturday.
Forum to explore U.S. ideals
Oct. 4, 2009When Ohio University professors Brian Schoen and Robert Ingram won a $20,000 grant for their George Washington Forum, they knew it put them in great academic company.
Gwinn Case: Media hype spurs judge to prohibit public talk of charges
Oct. 4, 2009A visiting judge on Friday forbid the prosecution and the defense from discussing criminal charges against the county's top Democrat.
