OU students prepare for summer study away programs
By Sophia Rooksberry | May 16Bobcats anticipate spending their summers working or studying around the world.
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Softball: Ohio's second season under Jenna Hall brings hopeful future to program
By Marc Goldstein | May 16Ohio Softball might have seen its season end earlier than expected, but the strong year bodes well for it moving forward.
Athens Planning Commission discusses zoning rules for cannabis, tobacco retailers
By Sydney Myers | May 15Athens Planning Commission meets, discussing cannabis and tobacco zoning within the city after passage of Issue 2.
Taylor’s Table Talk: Local dining, infrastructure pressured by chain expansion
By Taylor Orcutt | May 15The new Chipotle-Starbucks location may shine a light on underlying infrastructural issues on East State Street, creating new problems for locals while attempting to resolve uptown issues.
Baseball: Ohio wins thrilling series against rival Miami
By Robert Keegan III | May 15After falling in game one, Ohio turned in two of its best games of the season to win a series against Miami.
Clara’s Commentary: Carrie Bradshaw should consider seeing a therapist
By Clara Leder | May 15The notorious “Sex and the City” character is the queen of fashion and writing. But could she benefit from a therapy appointment along the way?
Athens City Council moves forward with COG establishment
By Maggie Amacher | May 14Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss the establishment of the Southeast Ohio Recycling Terminal, or SORT, Council of Governments, or COG. To maintain its operations, AHRC suggested that Athens join the Southeast Ohio Area Resources Council of Governments and enter into a contract with AHRC.
Softball: Ohio ends season with a pair of losses in MAC Tournament
By Marc Goldstein | May 13Softball: Ohio’s season ended as it lost twice on Friday in the MAC Tournament.
Dishin’ it with Disha: A goodbye letter to my freshman dorm
By Disha Hoque | May 13It’s often difficult to leave good experiences, but remembering that things often only get better helps feelings of anxiety or stress.
Softball: Ohio dominates Ball State to advance to face Miami in MAC Tournament
By Marc Goldstein | May 10Ohio Softball got a big win in its opening game of the MAC Tournament over Ball State, an 8-0 win via mercy rule.
Softball: Three Ohio players win Mid-American Conference awards
By Logan Adams | May 8Skipp Miller makes All-MAC First Team for the second-straight year and three Bobcats were selected onto All-MAC teams.
Softball: Ohio completes regular season with senior night sweep against Bowling Green
By Logan Adams | May 8Ohio finishes the regular season second in the Mid-American Conference, winning 17 of its last 19 conference matchups.
Softball: Ohio heads to MAC Tournament as second seed
By Marc Goldstein | May 7Ohio Softball heads to the Mid-American Conference Tournament as the No. 2 seed in hopes of bringing back its first MAC Championship since 2018.
SANE kit picked up at O’Bleness Hospital on Friday
By Alison Patton | May 7OUPD responded to O’Bleness Hospital to collect an anonymous SANE kit.
Emma Speaks: “Challengers” is giving tennis a revival
By Emma Erion | May 5“Challengers,” a movie centered around tennis and throuples, is certainly good for the sport overall.
Graduates gather for OU’s 2024 undergraduate commencement
By Olivia Gilliand | May 5Ohio University held its 2024 undergraduate commencement ceremony Saturday in The Convo. Ceremonies were split by academic colleges into two sessions.
Graduate class of 2024 kicks off commencement weekend
By Suzanne Piper | May 4With the end of the spring 2024 semester at Ohio University comes graduation. The graduate class of 2024 received their doctoral or master’s degrees Friday morning.
Kiandra Martin named student senate vice president
By Paige Fisher | May 3Former Black Affairs Senator Kiandra Martin is the Student Senate’s vice president for the next academic year after a special senate session held Monday.
Students call on university officials to divest, disclose investments in Israel
By Donovan Hunt and Madalyn Blair | May 3Ohio University’s Students for Justice in Palestine organized a protest Wednesday to urge university officials to divest from and disclose any investments it has that support Israel’s ongoing war in Gaza. Around 150-200 people showed up and marched from Bicentennial Park in front of Walter Hall, through Baker Center and ended at College Green.
Women's Basketball: Ohio lands Dayton transfer Anyssa Jones, Wake Forest transfer Aliah McWhorter
By Charlie Fadel | May 2Ohio lands two graduate transfers in Anyssa Jones and Aliah McWhorter
