Sports Column: Stanley Cup contenders battle 2nd year in a row, game 3 in Steel City
June 1, 2009Who would have thought the same two teams would wind up in the Stanley Cup Final again? Not this sports writer.
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Internal aviation audit affirms faculty, student complaints
June 1, 2009An internal audit of the aviation department confirms many of the grievances raised by a faculty and student petition that eventually led to the punitive transfer of a classified employee.
Fulbright Scholar speaks about struggles, solutions of terrorist dominated areas of Pakistan
May 30, 2009A visiting Fulbright Scholar spoke to a crowd of roughly 60 on Friday about the struggles of civilians living in areas of Pakistan dominated by terrorist organizations.
Track: 'Cats fail to extend season
May 30, 2009The Bobcats will not have anybody competing at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Universities Don't Want Your Ashes
May 29, 2009For some people, college is the best time of their life — so much so that some alumni want to stay there forever and request to have their ashes sprinkled at their alma mater.
Indie funk style band to rock out at Mill Fest tomorrow
May 28, 2009Northeastern Ohio band Eclyptic ventures down to Athens for the first time this weekend for Mill Fest tomorrow.
'Post' Editorial: Just in time
May 28, 2009Gov. Ted Strickland recently appointed a former Bobcat, Yvette McGee Brown, to the Ohio University Board of Trustees, and not a moment too soon.
Global Leadership Center celebrates 10th anniversary
May 28, 2009Ashley Gregory will graduate from Ohio University in two weeks. But before she gets her diploma, this senior studying psychology will receive a certificate from OU's Global Leadership Center.
Dog consultant offers advice to pet owners for safety at parties
May 28, 2009Springtime fests, like the upcoming Mill Fest, might not be such a party for dogs and their owners, as local animal care providers caution students to take extra measures to protect their animal companions and party guests.
Black Greek Life tells 'true story' with flashy, rhythmic dancing
May 28, 2009The National Pan-Hellenic Council at Ohio University will bring together nine African American fraternities and sororities to present the step show, True Hollywood Story: They Came to Step tonight.
Music Ensemble to play last concert at 2 venues tonight
May 28, 2009It's not often that an ensemble from the Ohio University School of Music performs in two venues on the same night. However, the New Music Ensemble is doing just that.
Talk Nerdy to Me: Last.fm, Tech Crunch fired up over data leak rumors
May 28, 2009A Web site that offers a free music-listening analysis and tasteful recommendations for users free-of-charge is a great site in my book. But during these days of widespread paranoia regarding the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), even the friendliest of Web sites can take a hit.
Stimulus allocates funds toward organizations helping homeless
May 28, 2009Organizations serving the homeless in Athens County can expect a boost in funding for the next three years thanks to federal stimulus money.
Local young musicians to learn, perform at 3rd annual String Fling
May 28, 2009Students from the Athens Community Music School and string players from around Athens will spend tomorrow learning about fiddling and showing off their skills in a concert
Task force suggests revised guidelines for sexual assault
May 28, 2009Citing inconsistent enforcement of sexual assault on campus, the Office of Student Affairs wants to toughen university sanctions through clearer guidelines in the Student Code of Conduct.
Dean Evaluations: Faculty, staff, provost give Sherman 'mixed' reviews
May 28, 2009Editor's Note: This is the fourth installment of a seven-part series examining the evaluations of Ohio University deans. Seven out of 10 were formally evaluated this year.
Extensive computer usage can cause strain on eyes
May 28, 2009Ross Brinkerhoff spends an average of eight hours staring at a computer screen the night before a photo assignment deadline.
Hybrid classes create alternate learning environment for students
May 28, 2009As the average college student spends an increasing number of hours online each day, some Ohio University professors are working to incorporate the virtual world into the classroom.
