Mike Shelby ended his collegiate career on a high note, helping the Ohio men's swimming and diving team to a fourth-place finish with 465 points at the Mid-American Conference Championships.
While most of her fellow graduating seniors were scrambling to find jobs last spring, Laura Hageman was packing her bags for an extended stay overseas.
SALINA, Kan. -First by balloon, now by plane, Steve Fossett is once again a 'round-the-world record holder.
With a first-place finish in the first event of the meet, the Ohio men's swimming and diving team stands in fourth place with 157 points after the first day of competition at the Mid-American Conference Championships.
WASHINGTON -Republicans struggled to sort out Social Security disputes among themselves yesterday as Democrats bought radio ads to attack President Bush and GOP allies in Congress along the next leg of his road trip pitching his overhaul.
Coach Dan Morris knew his team's depth would be a factor in the No. 3 Ohio hockey team's opening game of the 2005 American Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament against No. 18 Mercyhurst -and right he was.
The women's golf team began their Spring season yesterday at the East/West Rio Verde College Invitational hosted by Western Michigan. The invitational took the women to the White Wing golf course in Rio Verde, Ariz. The tournament continues until Saturday.
Matthew Martin recently stepped down as Senator for the College of Arts and Sciences after the Graduate Student Senate asked for his resignation.
Local county and township officials are losing zoning authority in a bill passed without Gov. Bob Taft's signature.
Dustin Ford had some big shoes to fill when he began the 1997-98 season as a redshirt freshman.
Ohio University will be the venue for the world premiere of a unique piece written by a world-renowned composer.
A trend sweeping the nation is snuffing out public smoking to protect citizens' health.
March 1, 1996: Don't ask, don't tell? Don't be ridiculous! Two years ago the Clinton administration created the Don't Ask
The proposed retirement community to be built on Ohio University property is one step closer to reality after the Athens City Planning Commission yesterday granted preliminary approval for its development.
Scheduling optometrist appointments, referring families to substance abuse agencies and finding medications for students are all tasks for social workers at Trimble and Federal Hocking local school districts.
Much has already been said about Ohio University's home page, but I decided that in all of our disgust over the new page, we have neglected to actually see what the target audience thought of it.
Over the course of nine weeks I have claimed to be many things: a linguistic deviant, a restaurant aficionado, clueless about films and anti-Wal-Mart. Maybe you didn't trust me on any of those, but now's the time to start believing. If there's one thing I am, it's that I'm hopelessly addicted to candy.
BAGHDAD, Iraq -Car bombs killed six policemen and wounded 15 in new attacks on Iraq's security services yesterday as political factions wrangled over putting together a government.
Toting two bags, one from the Appalachian Peace Network and another that says, If you're not recycling
Legendary bluegrass player Dr. Ralph Stanley and His Clinch Mountain Boys will play two shows tonight at The Blue Gator, 63 N. Court St.
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