Trustees approve plan for sport industry facility
Oct. 23, 2005A recently approved Center for Sports Administration at Ohio University will aim to strengthen connections between OU and a nationally growing sport industry.
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Students' reasons for leaving OU vary
Oct. 23, 2005Editor's note: This is the first of a weeklong series of stories detailing the connections between Ohio University and Athens as a snapshot of the student-resident relationship.
Student aid drug law applied unfairly
Oct. 23, 2005This letter is in response to the Oct. 18 editorial, High(er) Education. Thank The Post for raising awareness of the Higher Education Act's denial of student loans to youth convicted of drug offenses.
Loss poses unanswerable questions
Oct. 23, 2005Today marks the 5th anniversary of the day one of my closest friends died.
Bobcats win 4-0 on 'Senior Day'
Oct. 23, 2005The Ohio field hockey team split their pair of games for the third consecutive weekend.
Bobcats win 2, tie 1
Oct. 23, 2005Forward Brandon Hanley entered the third annual American Collegiate Hockey Association Showcase with three goals. However, he doubled his total this weekend, keying Ohio's two victories and a tie with No. 4 Rhode Island.
Facility hosts art show
Oct. 20, 2005Three months after an opening concert, the public arts facility ARTS/West is hosting its second major event this weekend.
Students remain unaware of 'Input'
Oct. 20, 2005Ohio University is home to a $750,000 sculpture designed by Vietnam War Memorial creator Maya Lin, a fact freshman Grant Geiser did not know until he fell into it one night.
Bobcats seek third win, .500 record
Oct. 20, 2005Despite playing many difficult opponents this season, Saturday's Homecoming game may be the most pivotal of the season.
School of Art professor could be de-tenured
Oct. 20, 2005An associate professor in the School of Art might face de-tenuring after the Office of Institutional Equity found him in violation of Ohio University's Harassment Policy in mid-September.
Homecoming brings friends, football and floats to Athens
Oct. 20, 2005Student, alumni and Athens community members will have the opportunity to participate in It's a Bobcat Thing Homecoming 2005 presented by Ohio University and the Ohio University Alumni Association.
Blue Gator to host band battle
Oct. 20, 2005Tonight four bands will take to the stage to showcase their talent for the finals of the second annual Battle of the Bands at The Blue Gator, 63 N. Court St.
Kroger sponsors food fundraiser
Oct. 20, 2005A shift in donations to southern states because of Hurricane Katrina and the closing of seven manufacturing plants have left the Second Harvest Foodbank of Southeast Ohio in dire need of supplies.
2006 U.S. Senate race heats up in Ohio
Oct. 20, 2005Three competitors have entered the ring to duke it out for a position in the U.S. Senate - only one will leave victorious.
Student performance drives dark comedy
Oct. 20, 2005Four thousand eight hundred pounds of snow set the stage for a dark comedy play that reiterated the fact that in life, anything can happen.
Playboy recruits OU females
Oct. 20, 2005The search is on for Ohio University female students willing to bare it all for Playboy's Girls of the Top 10 Party Schools pictorial in its May 2006 issue.
Bobcats hit the road
Oct. 20, 2005The dog days of the quarter are here - when the end is in sight, but the workload is not getting any lighter and getting up for that 8 a.m. class is virtually impossible.
Dorms 'treat' children
Oct. 20, 2005Witches, princesses and skeletons are just a few of the creatures you might see wandering around the dorms early next week. Ohio University will once again welcome local children to three nights of Halloween fun on campus.
Ohio football: season on rise or on fast track to demise
Oct. 20, 2005Three home games out of last 5 will help
