When the four men of The Fray casually walked on stage at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium, they were merely silhouettes in front of the swirling strobe lights. Lead singer Isaac Slade sat down at his baby grand piano, said a simple hello and the crowd burst into screams and applause.
Sometimes things just break. In my experience, sometimes is frequently. And when you're stuck without many resources or tools, you have to use some creative solutions.
If this weekend's long road trips to Youngstown State and Buffalo were supposed to affect the performances of Ohio, freshman Lindsay Hamilton didn't show it as she dove her way to a sweep of all of the diving competitions.
The first-place finishes of distance runners Carime Reinhart and Austin Schiele were not enough for the Bobcats at the Skip Summerville Invite in Akron.
Anything but conventional, MuteMath, a quartet from New Orleans, uses keytars, homemade instruments, powerful souring vocals, fiercely intense percussion and a high-energy live show to change the way people experience music. The Post's James Rice sat down with band members Paul Meany, Greg Hill, Darren King and Roy Mitchell-Cardenas before their show with The Fray Saturday night.
When guard Antonio Chatman told his coaches that he was unhappy, they were more than surprised.
The administration has instituted a new $25 fee for guests at Halloween. In their ongoing effort to vanquish the celebration, the OU administration has decided that to sleep on residence hall floors, all guests must pay this fee. The decision came without warning and without open debate.
The Bobcats starting line featured three unfamiliar faces as the puck dropped for Ohio's weekend series against Eastern Michigan.
In Sylvia Crawley's biggest game as coach thus far in her career, she received little help from her two most productive players.
Ted Strickland was inaugurated Saturday as Ohio's 68th governor, marking the first time in 16 years that a Democrat has had control of the state government.
The new Baker Center has an escalator. It has shiny hallways, a working, clean food court, accessible conference rooms, a spirit shop and a room for nearly every student organization. It was built to attract people and, judging from the crowd around lunchtime, it's working.
She is amused when he dances. He is attracted to her intelligence and ability to hold a conversation.
January may have just started, but we're already talking about this year's Halloween celebration. The Athens City Council wasted no time bringing back the fence idea for a second round claiming that it was successful in Madison, Wisconsin. Do fences really make for better neighbors? And, more importantly, are we talking about the barbed wire kind?
There are a lot of things that junior Tyler Post could do for six hours tomorrow before a meet, but taking a bus ride to Buffalo wouldn't exactly top his list.
It took just one word for Quintana Ward to describe Saturday's matchup with Bowling Green.
This year, minimum wage workers in Ohio will make $1.70 more per hour ' about the cost of a large fast food drink ' and public officials say the extra cash might help low-income workers get closer to breaching the poverty line.
Midway through Dreamgirls, American Idol rabble-rouser Jennifer Hudson stomps, screams and wails through a rendition of And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going that brings down the house.
Two months ago, a bicyclist careening the wrong way down President Street struck 72-year-old Bruce Steiner, who hit his head on the sidewalk and lost his glasses. The bicyclist retrieved Steiner's glasses and promptly rode away.
After a long winter break, coach Clay Calkins is ready to get his team on the track.
Solutions by The State News