Clay Tucker is one of the few veterans on a young Ohio wrestling team. The 157-pound redshirt junior leads the team with a 15-10 record. He sat down with The Post's Joe Ragazzo to riff on everything from professional wrestling to the practice room sound track.
Students' mental health is an important facet of university life, and Ohio University is taking note of that. Because of an increased demand for mental health services over the past few years, Hudson Health Center will add two psychologists and a psychiatrist to Counseling and Psychological Services next year, despite the university hiring freeze.
When Bowling Green's Lindsey Goldsberry pulled up for a jumper late in Saturday's game with Ohio, it was met with a swift swipe from Kamille Buckner's hand.
During Fall Quarter, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Center at Ohio University enrolled 159 people into the ally program SafeZone - almost the same number that were enrolled in the entire 2007-2008 school year.
Education Week magazine ranked Ohio sixth in the nation in its 2009 Quality Counts report released last week, but state officials said its score could improve.
Athens residents can expect to see at least 75 - 100 job openings within the next five years at a company that makes energy efficient ultra-cool freezers.
Ohio University sophomore Scott Naypauer would like to own a Blu-ray player, the high-resolution disc medium named for its blue, high-resolution laser technology.
In the past 25 years, music genres have changed and cassettes have given way to digital music. For music lovers in Athens, however, the one constant has always been Bruce Dalzell and his weekly open stages.
An Ohio University professor and graduate student released a film in November that shares Indonesia's growing destructive fishing crisis with American students.
Several citizens and city council members left yesterday's meeting outraged after Mayor Paul Wiehl adhered to his decision to install the 150-foot city communication tower on Roosevelt Drive.
Despite two state budget cuts in three months, the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs does not expect to shed student or faculty positions next year, according to school officials.
Three days after Ohio University announced the make-up of the search committee for Executive Vice President and Provost Kathy Krendl's replacement, Faculty Senate passed a resolution expressing no confidence in the committee's structure and asking selected faculty not to serve.
Matt Slater's red Rickenbacker guitar would have cost $750 in 1977, but now the instrument is worth almost twice that amount.
As of the writing of this statement, the Israeli bombardment and invasion of Gaza is now in its twelfth day and has resulted so far in the deaths of more than 770 Palestinians, a significant proportion of them non-combatant civilians. Thousands more have suffered injuries, many of them life-threatening.
A national outbreak of the Salmonella Typhimurium virus has infected 53 people in Ohio, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and may be linked to peanut butter.
Geno Ford didn't leave The Convo with a win, but he did come away impressed.
It was neither a merry Christmas nor a happy New Year for Mid-American Conference football fans.
Homelessness is increasing dramatically during a time when giving to charitable organizations is decreasing because of the profound economic changes in our country. The Good Works' Timothy House continues to provide food and shelter to the growing number of adults and children who are homeless in our community. More than a year ago, we asked the City of Athens for permission to use the house next to the Timothy House as a safe place for homeless families. The city refused this request. As a result, we have had to turn away more people in 2008 than any time in our 28-year history because we were full. Good Works continues to provide the only shelter for the rural homeless in nine southeast Ohio counties. I started Good Works my senior year at OU in the basement of my home back in 1981. This Saturday, Good Works will sponsor the 7th annual WALK FOR THE HOMELESS. Would you join other like-minded friends this year and participate in the WALK? Events begin at 8:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church uptown. Our goal is to raise $50,000 to help keep our shelter open in 2009. We have planned five different inspiring and educational walk experiences for adults and children of all ages. Together, we can create a community known for taking care of the vulnerable and the needy rather than turning them away. For more information, visit our WALK Web page: www.walkforthehomeless.net.
Ohio's rigorous six-week endurance training during winter break has produced immediate results.
Injuries and a tough draw stood in the way of the Bobcats at the Virginia Duals.
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