The Ohio baseball team entered its weekend series with Miami, looking to gain ground on the RedHawks in the conference standings and to record back-to-back conference series wins for the first time this season.
Editor's note: This is the first installment in a three-part series introducing the Ohio soccer, field hockey and volleyball teams' incoming 2006 recruiting classes.
Editor's note: The following is an open letter from Ohio University's Board of Trustees Chairman R. Gregory Browning written on May 12 in response to OU Faculty Senate's vote on a resolution that would seek to give faculty the opportunity to evaluate the president and provost each year.
Editor's note: The following is a response to the open letter written by Board of Trustees Chairman R. Gregory Browning (featured to the left) from Phyllis Bernt, the chair of Ohio University's Faculty Senate. Dr. R. Gregory Browning Chairman, Board of Trustees Ohio University Dear Greg,
The close nature of the Ohio softball team's two losses to Western Michigan earlier this season has left coach Jill Matyuch with a feeling of confidence.
Ohio baseball player Hayden Johnston was a three-sport athlete in high school, but when it came time to pick a sport to play in college, it was the Ohio baseball program that caught his attention.
The Ohio women's basketball team knew it was getting a North Carolina graduate and 1994 Final Four Most Valuable Player as the new head coach for next season.
The Mid-American Conference announced Monday the seven golfers named to the 2006 Men's Academic All-MAC Golf Team.
Editor's Note: This is the first in a two-part series detailing the Ohio men's and women's golf teams' 2005-06 season. The series will conclude Thursday.
After taking an early six-run lead, the Ohio baseball team fell victim to a late-inning Dayton rally as the Flyers defeated the Bobcats 7-6 last night.
Visitors to Athens Halloween festivities in 2006 might have to pay a fee to pass through a wall surrounding Court Street.
When 45 percent of self-identified conservatives disapprove of the president, you know something is up.
Watch out, iPods ' there's a new multimedia music device on the market.
A legal downloading option offered through Ohio University is now free for students and will remain so through the 2006-07 academic year.
The Warren City School District, in northeast Ohio, is protesting a subpoena to release school bus security tapes ' under the guise of protecting students' privacy rights ' which might have recorded criminal incidents among students. Despite the protests, Warren schools have indicated they will release the tapes to prosecutors to assist their investigation of a assault that knocked a kindergartner unconscious and led to the firing of the driver.
Though reform is the rallying cry in the latest efforts to stop legislative gerrymandering in Ohio, irony is the operative term on both sides of the aisle.
Although the Ohio Department of Transportation is completing significant roadway improvements in and around Athens, there should not be any major delays for Ohio University students as they leave campus in June.
As all eyes in Athens shifted to Peden Stadium in April while the Ohio football team scrimmaged to end its spring season, another Green and White game was taking place in Huntington, W.Va., less than 90 miles away.
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