Pre-Opening Day National League Central preview
By Daniel Joseph | Apr. 2, 2015The 2015 MLB season is upon us, check out how the NL Central looks this season.
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Bobcats seek stability on field this weekend against Bulls
By Jordan Horrobin | Apr. 2, 2015Ohio hopes to play an error-free series this weekend against Buffalo.
Bobcats ready for friendly “smack talk” in spring game
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 2, 2015Ohio will compete for the final time until fall camp begins this weekend with the annual spring game.
Bobcats to host Cherry Blossom Invitational this weekend
By Lauren J. Young | Apr. 2, 2015The Bobcats will host their one and only home meet this weekend, the Cherry Blossom Invitational at Goldsberry Track.
Ohio returns home to play Central and Eastern Michigan
By Andrew Gillis | Apr. 2, 2015Ohio hope to extend winning streak in weekend series against MAC foes.
Alumni rescind donations after Emery non-renewal
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 2, 2015After Ohio University decided not to renew former Global Leadership Director Greg Emery's contract, several alumni have rescinded their bequests, totaling at least $1.25 million.
April showers bringing flood watch to Athens
By Samuel Howard | Apr. 2, 2015On Thursday afternoon, the National Weather Service issued a flood watch for Athens County that's set to last from 11 p.m. Thursday to 2 a.m. Saturday.
Hip-Hop Awareness Week showcases elements of deejaying, workshop
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Apr. 2, 2015A small group of students gathered with a local DJ to learn the different elements of deejaying, form the traditional turntables to the use of computerized technology.
A Q&A with Ruth Bradley, who coordinated the Athens International Film and Video Festival for 28 years
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Apr. 2, 2015After 28 years of coordinating the Athens International Film and Video Festival, Ruth Bradley preps for retirement and explains what all goes into making the festival come together.
Local eateries offer foods to quench the drunken thirst
By Will Gibbs | Apr. 2, 2015Late night eating uptown doesn’t have to be unhealthy.
Lost Flamingo Company gets kooky with musical ‘The Addams Family’
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Apr. 2, 2015Student theater group Lost Flamingo Company is playing the most famous ghoulish family The Addams Family in its annual spring musical.
Athens scores three restaurants in list of top Ohio restaurants
By Samuel Howard | Apr. 2, 2015The site calls O'Betty's "the hands down best hot dog joint in the state."
Cymbals Eat Guitars makes its way to Athens
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Apr. 1, 2015Cymbals Eat Guitars to play The Skull for ACRN’s 44th birthday
Graduate Student Senate election applications due Friday
By Megan Henry | Apr. 1, 2015Applications for GSS will only be accepted online for the available positions.
TIME ticket presents controversy after first Student Senate debate
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 1, 2015Presidential candidates from the five parties running for Student Senate debated Wednesday night.
Athens local restaurants limited by small seating capacity
By Rachel Hartwick | Apr. 1, 2015Unlike large franchise restaurants, many Athens local restaurants struggle to please customers because of the limited space inside their restaurants.
Holocaust survivor to speak at Ohio University
By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 1, 2015Holocaust survivor, Conrad Weiner, is visiting OU for The MCC Holocaust Remembrance Program.
Pro-choice group says abortion bill likely won’t pass in Senate
By William T. Perkins | Apr. 1, 2015The heartbeat bill, restricting abortion to six weeks, passed the house last week, but may not be as successful at the state Senate.
Law enforcement works to reduce heroin, fatalities
By Julia Fair | Apr. 1, 2015Heroin remains the most popular drug, despite around 10 residents dying from opiate overdose annually.
