With the overall university budget facing cutbacks again next year, Ohio's athletic budget, which remains one of the smallest in the MAC, faces more cutbacks. The Post's Mike Cottrill and Paul Shugar caught up with Ohio President Robert Glidden to ask him about sports and how they are funded at Ohio.
Thursday was a typical day of open gym runs for Ohio forward Brandon Hunter, but on this day he traded his green and white gear for the gold and blue of the Golden State Warriors.
Ohio volleyball outside hitter Lindsay Judice probably is starting to wonder if she can make it through a season without an injury.
Nine Ohio track and field athletes head to Columbus this weekend to compete in the first annual running of the 2003 NCAA Regional Track and Field Championships at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
The news Ohio University's chief financial officer will leave OU has opened the door for OU President Robert Glidden to merge two vice presidencies - and possibly save significant funds.
Sports are supposed to be played at an even level with the same rules and the same equipment. But what ends up separating two teams are dedication, chemistry and talent - and lots and lots of money.
From the outside, the Ohio athletic department presents a quality athletic program, but does so without the advantage of a quality athletic budget.
The Ohio University Student Activities Commission announced this week its funding allocations for Fall Quarter events.
The national increase in stray dogs and cats each spring could be reduced with the Food and Drug Administration-
Three teams currently are considering moving from the Big East to the Atlantic Coast Conference for two main reasons - football and money.
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In a recent study by The Post of the salaries of men and women head coaches in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio places first in average salary of men head coaches and third in average salary of women head coaches.
Representatives of International Student Services, undergraduate and graduate student senates and the Ohio University Hudson Health Center met Wednesday to choose a new insurance carrier for the next year.
E.W. Scripps School of Journalism faculty members effectively unseated the school-
From old basketball hoops and jungle gyms to new tetherball courts and surge swings, Trimble Middle School playground equipment got a face-lift, with the help of a 13-year-old girl.
Solutions by The State News