Men's Basketball Notebook: Bowling Green slows up Ohio, captures win
Jan. 25, 2009Bowling Green's style of play might not be fun to watch, but for one game at least, it proved effective.
Bowling Green's style of play might not be fun to watch, but for one game at least, it proved effective.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio - Ohio University students will begin paying off the debt on a new student information system with a $24 fee starting Fall Quarter 2009.
While skimming the headlines over the weekend, I came across a fluffy little number on CNN.com titled Should your wife have guy-friends? Naturally, I was intrigued.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees praised President Roderick McDavis Friday after reviewing a report of his comprehensive evaluation.
Have you ever lost anything and had someone contact you letting you know they found your lost item?
Although New Year's celebrations ended weeks ago for most of us in Athens, for the almost 500 Chinese students at Ohio University, the party has only just begun. Yesterday marked the beginning of Chinese New Year, the year of the Ox.
Justin Orr's partially blocked shot came up short as time expired, and 10,988 fans fell silent.
Ohio's six-meet winning streak was broken on Saturday.
If the assist is basketball's most noble play, Jennifer Bushby must be a saint.
With Black History Month approaching, one area artist and collector aims to look back on how far civil rights have come.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio - The Ohio University Board of Trustees Governance Committee heard another report on the pros and cons of adding at least one faculty member to the board in a non-voting role yesterday.
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The Union, 18 W. Union St., will be having its fourth annual Cover-Up show tomorrow.
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Andy Hartshorn jumps around with arms flailing in an attempt to loosen up during his pre-match routine, much like the rest of his teammates.
New sheriff Pat Kelly wants to bring the Athens County Sheriff's Office into the 21st century with laptops in patrol vehicles to expedite reports and cut down on unnecessary mileage.
The expectations are high for President Barack Obama, but the legacy of former president George W. Bush is still in question for many Athens residents.
Prosecutors charged an Athens man with felony assault yesterday after he threatened his wife with a bayonet mounted on the end of his assault rifle.
Student Senate voted down a resolution urging Ohio University President Roderick McDavis to return his $85,000 pay raise last night after heated debate.