Wrestling: 'Cats overcome odds to beat Bulls
Jan. 30, 2010There were plenty of reasons why it could have been a long ride home from Buffalo.
There were plenty of reasons why it could have been a long ride home from Buffalo.
Ohio University emerged victorious after the first round of the blood-drive battle against Miami University.
For a group of female Ohio University theater students, a game created to pass time during a tedious audition process resulted in The F Word, a new performance group for women to share their experiences.
Police arrested a single mother of four in Athens yesterday for trafficking drugs out of her home, months after a local charity gave her a car.
Students will share in the art of movies as the School of Film screens the short films of second-year graduate students.
Groce said. We continue to recruit that area and make it a priority for us.
Athens County Auditor Jill Thompson announced yesterday she will be running for re-election in 2010.
Similar to a struggling closer in baseball, the Bobcats just can't get that final out.
A 1964 Ohio University alum will return to his alma mater today to share insight with future educators.
A new Mexican restaurant, Gran Ranchero, will join Athens' varied food choices at the end of February.
Fueled by the return of senior Bahiyjaui Allen, Ohio had a good showing last week at the State Farm Games on West Virginia's campus.
Four campus groups are co-hosting a forum on Ohio University's upcoming budget cuts today in an effort to get input from a wider range of faculty, staff and students.
Ohio's governor met with the United States Department of Labor Secretary in Columbus Jan. 28 to announce the creation of Ohio's new passenger rail service.
They may be unbeatable at home, but it's been sink or swim for the Bobcats outside of Athens this season.
Coach Joel Greenlee does not mind seeing his wrestlers act a bit self-centered.
The creation of a board to oversee all Homecoming Weekend events has left some nervous about the fate of one Ohio University scholarship, but student leaders insist the scholarship is not at risk.
When Ohio University senior Mallory Righter began making lingerie and clothing last fall out of torn strips of paper from Victoria's Secret catalogues, she didn't know she would later see her work in a fashion show.
Student Senate may have stumbled on a way to save the American newspaper industry: Throw Ohio University students' general fee money at the problem.