NHL All-Star Game lacks meaning, still entertaining
By Chad Lindskog | Jan. 25, 2015The NHL All-Star game is great because it doesn’t matter.
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All-Star Game continues to excite on (and mostly off) the ice
By Alex Busch | Jan. 25, 2015The All-Star weekend in Columbus was quite an experience, but it’s not necessarily what happens on the ice that brings fans back every year.
Ohio takes 24-0 lead, holds on for 24-13 victory to rise to 7-4 on the season with victory over MAC opponent Buffalo
By Andrew Gillis | Jan. 25, 2015The Bobcats raised their MAC record to .500 after defeating Buffalo and dominating in the early rounds.
Ohio places third at Tom Wright Classic
By Lauren J. Young | Jan. 25, 2015The Bobcats continue to run hard and have several girls placing in the top five in their events. They are getting ready for the Thundering Herd Invitational coming up this weekend.
Ohio fought hard but came up short in Toledo
By Wynston Wilcox | Jan. 25, 2015The Bobcats lost a Mid-American Conference meet against Toledo this weekend.
Spur of the moment dunk wins the game for Ohio
By Chad Lindskog | Jan. 25, 2015Maurice Ndour’s dunk went viral, but that’s not how it was drawn.
Council to discuss Essence of Athens and sidewalk improvements
By EMILY BOHATCH | Jan. 25, 2015At their weekly meeting, Athens City Council will discuss implementing the Essence of Athens program as well as making improvements to the West Union St. sidewalks.
Film screening, discussion to showcase importance of activism, AIDS
By AMANDA WEISBROD | Jan. 25, 2015Co-producers of “United in Anger: A History of ACT UP” Jim Hubbard and Sarah Schulman will be screening the film along with a discussion at the Athena Cinema on Monday.
Gypsy jazz band turns ten years old
By Kate Keverline | Jan. 25, 2015Local jazz band continues to turn Casa into a ‘hot club’ on Monday nights
Studies show more health benefits related to coffee and caffeine consumption
By Marisa Fernandez | Jan. 25, 2015Studies reveal coffee may lower health risks and possibly increase the lifespan of adults.
Drag show raises over $1,000 to help individuals attend MBLGTACC
By Rebekah Barnes | Jan. 25, 2015It was a night of glitter, games and gender-bending at Friday’s Amateur Drag Show Fundraiser.
Flaming Lips, Lucero and more to play Nelsonville Music Festival
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Jan. 25, 2015The second round of announcements for Nelsonville Music Festival include The Flaming Lips, Lucero and five other bands.
Blizzards and blistering cold: the only way to cancel class at OU
By Bethany N. Bella | Jan. 25, 2015Though a snow day is unlikely this year, OU will prioritize keeping its key buildings open if it has to call off classes.
OU Student Union members gather to further enact change on campus
By Bethany N. Bella | Jan. 25, 2015Members of the Ohio University Student Union met for a two-day retreat to discuss group goals and devise a plan for enacting changes in Athens.
Tally of students charged while protesting against tuition hikes: 6
By Lucas Daprile | Jan. 25, 2015Tensions remain high between demonstrators and officials.
OU’s Board of Trustees raised tuition again. Here’s what you need to know.
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Jan. 25, 2015The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved tuition rates for continuing and guaranteed tuition students for the 2015-16 academic year.
Ohio football player arrested, charged after altercation outside of Courtside
By By Emma Ockerman | Jan. 25, 2015Quentin Poling, a redshirt freshman linebacker for the Bobcats, was arrested and charged Sunday morning by the Athens Police Department after an altercation outside of Courtside Pizza.
Nurturing OUr Nature: Board approves gas line, neglects student concerns
By Grant Stover | Jan. 25, 2015Grant Stover addresses environmental concerns of gas pipeline
Op-Ed: OU administration “thinks that students are lazy, risky, self-serving and incompetent.” – Graduate Student Senate President Carl Edward Smith III
Jan. 25, 2015Carl Smith, President of Graduate Student Senate, responds to the Board of Trustee's vote on tuition increase
