Hocking College student missing
By Hannah Yang | Apr. 2, 2014A Hocking College student, who was last seen walking home from the Hoopla in the Hills music festival, has been declared missing, officials said Wednesday.
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Christian takes Boston College job
By Christian Hoppens | Apr. 2, 2014In the ultimate example of coincidence, two years to the day since he was introduced as coach of Ohio, Jim Christian will be moving on from Athens.
Review: Tinariwen's latest work ups appeal of Stuart's Opera House gig
By William Hoffman | Apr. 2, 2014From the harsh and unforgiving desert of Africa’s Sahara to the old and hallowed halls of Stuart’s Opera House, Tinariwen will return to the area once again to perform its own flavor of world blues.
OUPD officials to search Bush Hall for drugs
By Kelly Fisher | Apr. 2, 2014Ohio University Police Department requested a permission to search an East Green residence hall because police suspected someone in the hall was in possession of drugs, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
Letter: U.S. prison population oversaturated with dropouts
Apr. 2, 2014In a 2013 Washington Post article titled “11 Facts about America’s Prison Population,” Ezra Klein and Evan Soltas reported that there were more than 2.4 million Americans behind bars, meaning that more than one out of every 100 Americans is in prison.
Portion of W. Union down to one lane until Friday
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 2, 2014Traffic on West Union Street between Elliotsville Road and Morrison Elementary School, 793. W. Union, will be reduced to a single lane one more day than planned because of weather-related issues.
Glouster resident granted judicial release
By Kelly Doran | Apr. 2, 2014A Glouster man who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and burglary last January was granted judicial release last week.
Softball: Bobcats aim for their best start in 7 years
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 2, 2014After winning three of its first four games to start Mid-American Conference play, Ohio will look to continue its momentum into this weekend when it hosts a pair of two-game series.
Letter: TBTN should democratize decision-making
Apr. 2, 2014As a male sideline supporter of most of the Athens Take Back the Night marches since 2000, I would like to offer a somewhat different take on this year’s controversy surrounding how men will relate to the march.
Softball: Freshman catcher steps up to the plate
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 2, 2014Despite losing the production of the program’s single-season home run and RBI leader last season, the Bobcats have been fortunate to find an immediate replacement in freshman catcher Madison Claytor.
Guaranteed tuition given green light
By SARA JERDE | Apr. 2, 2014The Ohio Board of Regents approved Ohio University’s plan to offer a flat tuition rate to students over a period of four years.
Letter: Take Back The Night is a space for women
Apr. 2, 2014Reappropriating a women’s empowerment rally to empower men is patriarchy at its finest. The plights of male survivors are important and should be considered in the empowerment of men, however spaces that are reserved for female survivors should remain specialized on the plights of women. Perhaps the most meaningful ways of creating change across communities is in the coalitions the communities form for an overarching goal rather than development of a multi-platformed movement with very little specificity in goal. Changing the meaning of Take Back the Night is not progressive. It makes no accommodation for male, female or non-binary survivors but creates a culture where special interests are trumped by an ambiguous and unachievable “equality for all” mantra.
Women's Golf: Bobcats to head to Kentucky for Lady's Colonel Classic tournament
By Paul Holden | Apr. 2, 2014Hot off one of its best finishes in school history, the Ohio women’s golf team will head to Richmond, Ky. for the Lady Colonel Classic this weekend.
Men's Basketball: Uncertainties abound, Ohio plans for future
By Christian Hoppens | Apr. 1, 2014Antonio Campbell didn’t mince words when he talked about his goals for the offseason.
Art show to fight street harassment
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 1, 2014Through art, community members will be able to see how women really feel about street harassment.
April flowers bring park prowlers
By Danielle Hale | Apr. 1, 2014There are many different ways to enjoy warm weather and the beauty of Athens this spring for little or no cost, with many of them within less than an hour drive from campus.
