If there is anything Ohio volleyball coach Geoff Carlston knows more about than teaching winning volleyball strategies, it is developing his team's chemistry on and off the court.
Quicker, faster, easier seem to be good for business these days ' unless you're the directors of Niches Retreat in McArthur, who seek to promote ecotourism education, encourage relaxation and more than anything, simply slow down with nature.
Delivery problems haven't been the largest difficulty with Ohio University's GoMobile laptop program; it's been convincing people of the bargain on quality computers.
Jessie Martin had been itching to play in a field hockey match for a long time.
Just like most little siblings, Amanda Arnold has always admired her older sister.
Resident assistants are a common element of residence halls at Ohio University, but students in the Read-Johnson Scholars Complex will not be living or interacting with RAs because of a position created this year
The Ohio men's and women's cross country teams will open their seasons this weekend at the Green and White Invitational ' their first of only two home meets this year.
While the Ohio and Northern Illinois football teams' opinions may differ on who will win when the two teams meet tomorrow to open their conference schedules, head coaches Frank Solich and Joe Novak are in agreement on one topic:
The term 'knee injury' has been known to make players shudder, coaches cringe and fans sigh, but for the Ohio soccer team it has been in common usage leading up to this season.
The annual Welcome Back Community Cookouts, funded by the Center for Student Legal Services and Athens City Council, will be Saturday at three city locations.
During the waning hours of the 2004 presidential election coverage, when pundits and commentators took turns predicting the future, everyone began to realize Ohio was the key. The candidate who took the state would surely be sitting in the Oval Office come January. And, as everyone remembers, Ohio and its 21 electoral votes leaned right.
Leading the Mid-American Conference with 1,656 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns in his first year on the field raised a few eyebrows.
To the 6,000 or so freshmen wandering around Athens wide-eyed and overwhelmed, I want to offer you my sympathy. The change from the familiar to someplace foreign is tremendously difficult, no matter how excited you are about starting something new.
Although the state of Ohio had a negative net migration in the fall of 2004, Ohio University has experienced no problems with losing students to other states, a university official said.
Thanks for Maggie Kostendt's column, Getting Spirituality
Tell your ma and tell your pa: the musical voice of their generation has undeniably gotten his steam back with his 31st disc, Modern Times. This disc features the same Bob Dylan whom your parents knew; you can sense it in nearly every line from the legend's mouth. But it is also a completely different Dylan in other ways that let other generations latch on as well. Modern Times conjures up images of an aging figure brooding over his keyboard rather than a young go-getter with a guitar on his shoulder and a harmonica around his neck.
Athens may have several pacifistic Buddhists, but how many of them can say they've collaborated and toured with the Dave Matthews Band? Tim Reynolds boasts both of these things and will be in Athens tonight to pave a musical road wrought with twists and dissonance.
About 35 students attended a forum yesterday to discuss Ohio University's new, comprehensive alcohol response policy that features standardized reactions to alcohol- or drug-related violations.
A male Ohio University student was struck by an Athens Police Department cruiser traveling south near 2 1/2 Elliot St. around midnight yesterday, witnesses said.
The proposed apartment complex previously known as Campus Edge took another step in the development process Thursday as the Athens Planning Commission gave preliminary approval to the most recent version of the project.
Solutions by The State News