While Ohio soccer coach Stacy Strauss was preparing to lead her squad into Mid-American Conference play this weekend, she took time to sit down with The Post's Jess Mosser to discuss movie stars, her cable package and our neighbors to the North.
Smoking is the single greatest avoidable cause of disease and death.
A law requiring Ohio voters to provide identification at the polls passed months ago, but student political groups are now dealing with its effects on their voter education and registration efforts.
In a new poll released by the Columbus Dispatch, Democrats seem to be cruising toward a dominating November election, led by Ted Strickland, who has a 19-point lead over J. Kenneth Blackwell. Congressional candidate Sherrod Brown leads incumbent Mike DeWine by five points.
Almost 30 years after Annie Hall, the New Yorkers with sexual hang-ups movie is beginning to feel as old as the Iliad.
Ohio's first offensive possession Saturday at Missouri summed up perfectly what type of day it would be for the Bobcats.
The Ohio cross country teams fought the poor conditions in the Ohio Invitational on Saturday, as the women grabbed second place and the men took third place on the soggy course.
The Bobcats' game against Missouri tomorrow marks only the 10th time in program history that the 'Cats have faced a Big 12 opponent and the first-ever time that Ohio has squared off against the Tigers.
Priscilla Chase (Parker Posey) is the kind of tightly wound young professional you see resolutely bounding down the street in her power suit, gleaming white pumps moving at lightning speed, chin to the sky.
Politicians who abuse taxpayer dollars are responsible for Ohio's lagging economy, a Libertarian Ohio gubernatorial candidate said last night.
The numbers for this year's freshman class show that little has changed in enrollment for the past five years.
Ohio volleyball coach Geoff Carlston will lead his team into conference play for the fourth time in his career tonight. In doing so, Carlston and the Bobcats will defend their title of three-time Mid-American Conference champions and begin working for their fourth straight conference title.
Chelsea Ballint stands on stage with 10 anxious girls, looking out into the audience. She sees her dad and her boyfriend sitting together, smiling eagerly at her. With no time to prepare herself, the announcer calls her name over the loudspeaker. Seventeen-year-old Ballint has just won her first pageant title, Ohio's Homecoming Queen.
When did the lives of adults become dictated by fine print that is so fine, frankly, it's almost impossible to find?
Lame duck: An elected official still in office after losing re-election.
Theater students at Ohio University are learning that classwork can mean more than earning a grade as they make hats for cancer patients.
The city of Athens has yet to name a city planner after the initial candidates both dropped out, according to an article in yesterday's Post. The position will be responsible for implementing the comprehensive plan that is supposed to be the guide for development in Athens.
Ohio University Dining Services staff spoke at the new Read-Johnson Scholars Complex Think Tank forum Wednesday to dispel rumors and update students about upcoming plans, including the status of the Oasis.
With climate change looming as unquestionably the biggest issue of our time, century and millennium, Ohio is among the worst culprits yet the least responsive of any state in the country to this issue.
Despite allowing more than 200 rushing yards in each of their past two games, the Bobcat defense seems ready for the challenge they face tomorrow in the nation's 11th-best running back, Missouri's Tony Temple.
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