Volleyball: Ohio dominates Kent, takes 5th straight MAC title
Nov. 8, 2007Melissa Griffin pounded her 16th kill of the match and knew that she could make room on her finger for her fourth Mid-American Conference championship ring.
Melissa Griffin pounded her 16th kill of the match and knew that she could make room on her finger for her fourth Mid-American Conference championship ring.
Undefeated after four meets, Ohio is prepared for its two road dual meets this weekend at Bowling Green today and Toledo tomorrow.
I've never been a fan of group projects. I always have this lingering feeling that there will be the one person in the group who doesn't take it seriously and ruins it for the rest of the people who actually try their best. When I'm doing my own work, I only have myself to blame if something goes wrong; putting my grade into the hands of a stranger or acquaintance doesn't sit well with me.
Maybe revenge is a dish best served not at all.
When I came to college, I was looking to find a new group of friends and a place to fit in. I first thought to myself, What is the easiest way to have unsafe sex
The cross country season is dwindling away. When the Bobcats head to Bloomington, Ind., tomorrow for the NCAA Great Lakes Regionals, it could be the last race of the season for some. Craig Leon hopes that is not the case for him.
Visiting the site of the 2008 Olympics in China isn't the usual destination for a summer break, but it was for students in the School of Recreation and Sports Sciences.
Sylvia Crawley knows how to get a team prepared for a season.
Although the construction to East Green has irked many students since it began over the summer, Ohio University's Undergraduate Admissions has not been among those negatively affected, OU officials said.
A psychiatrist has found a former Ohio University graduate student charged with murder competent to assist in his own defense.Jonathan Bebb, 32, is capable of understanding the nature and objective of the proceedings against him
Man's best friend might be left in the cold if students don't consider the consequences that come with owning a pet in college.
With the passing of another election season, citizens of Athens are facing the future leaders of the city. With the buzz of the campaigns finally dying down, the time has come for them to assess the concerns at hand once again.
I would like to expand upon the editorial entitled Dollar Disposal which appeared in the Wednesday, Nov. 7, edition of The Post. I believe that the Dining Dollar program was misguided, considering that upperclassmen paid the same fee as freshman for the new Baker University Center without receiving the benefit of the Dining Dollars program. I find it very puzzling that so much money was wasted on Dining Dollars when there were much more equitable and cost-effective options available to generate interest in the new food court. I believe it would have been much more sensible to offer a discount to student employees and university faculty and staff. This way, West 82 could have been popularized through word of mouth without having to give away what basically amounted to free food. As a student employee at Alden Library, I believe that a discount for university employees at university-run food establishments is long overdue. Since the closure of the Oasis, which offered a variety of tasty options at more reasonable prices than West 82, student workers and full-time staff at Alden Library have been faced with limited options for a quick and inexpensive meal close to work. Frequently we find ourselves with West 82 as our only option for a quick lunch or dinner because of the irregular operating hours of Caf+
Ohio University's Center for Sports Administration entered into a three-year, $75,000 partnership yesterday with a sports architectural firm.
At the beginning of the season, cornerback Julian Joonie Posey was playing well for a freshman. Now he's been playing well by anyone's standards.
Put down the bong, Bobcat Nation. You forgot to towel the door and now Sheriff Rowdy Roddy McDavis is outside the door. All that extra smoke wafted up to Cutler Hall and the Ohio University administration is attempting to clear the air with tougher penalties for students caught smoking marijuana.
Although youth in Virginia and New York died from staph infections this year, incidences of the infection in Athens have not been out of the ordinary.
Six games into an eight-game road trip, Phil Oberlin and the rest of the Bobcats are ready to come home.
Ohio kicks off its regular season this weekend by traveling to East Lansing, Mich. for the Michigan State Open. Joining Ohio this weekend will be fellow Mid-American Conference teams Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan, and as many as 30 teams are expected to be participating in the Open.
Simone Redd came off the bench last night to electrify The Convo and lead Ohio to a 100-56 exhibition victory over the Showtime Skins.