Ensuring Athens' Safety: Testing the local water supply
By Alex Meyer | Oct. 13, 2016Boil orders are common in Athens, but are not often a cause for concern.
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Nelsonville to host and sponsor 20th Annual Ohio Smoked Meat & BBQ Fest
By Luke Furman | Oct. 12, 2016The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce has hosted the annual festival since 2008. This weekend, it looks to hold the 20th rendition.
Flintknappers dig through quarries for “Ohio’s Gemstone” to make arrowheads, tools
By Sean Wolfe | Oct. 12, 2016Ohio is home to deposits of rare flint that can be chiseled down using the same process Native Americans used.
Worshipping from where you are
By Jessica Hill | Oct. 12, 2016The closest Hindu temple to Athens is in Columbus
Ohio University alumnus looking to find home for late college sweetheart’s hobby
By Abbey Marshall | Oct. 11, 2016In an effort to honor the memory of his college sweetheart, James E. Guyette is searching for a Southeastern Ohio museum or art gallery to display her unique hobby: miniature scenes.
Increasing cost of insulin affects students with diabetes
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 10, 2016For senior Nate D’Aurelio, living with Type 1 diabetes is a daily battle — one that may be getting strikingly more expensive.
Man from Toledo is biking across America to spread a message of love
By Alex McCann | Oct. 10, 2016Jordan Mossing lives in a tent and is traveling across the nation on his “Ride to Unite.”
Ohio Hockey Gang Green student section brings energy to Bird Arena
By Jess Umbarger | Oct. 10, 2016Gang Green cheers on Ohio University’s Hockey team with creative chants that get the crowd involved.
Less rain could mean smaller jack-o'-lanterns this season
By Sarah Franks | Oct. 9, 2016Spotty rain this growing season left some farmers’ pumpkin patches scarce while others had above-average seasons.
Hockey: Seniors have big expectations for season and life after hockey
By Jordan Horrobin | Oct. 9, 2016After having spent the last four years together, the Bobcats' senior class is preparing for their final season together.
Search firm helping to find new president has helped hire other MAC presidents
By Megan Henry | Oct. 9, 2016The University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University have both used Witt/Kieffer for their presidential searches.
Athens offers an assortment of holistic and nature-based health treatments
By Alexis Eichelberger | Oct. 9, 2016Those interested in an alternative approach to medicine can find healing through nature, energy and music in Athens.
Sebastian Smith: The not-so-secret offensive playmaker
By Charlie Hatch | Oct. 6, 2016In his last year in Athens, Ohio's humble starting receiver is building up the offense and his NFL Draft stock.
Special Issue: Everything you need to know for Homecoming 2016
By Seth Archer | Oct. 6, 2016We have football profiles, a list of Homecoming events, analysis of the Bobcats and more.
Bowling Green tries to continue dominance over MAC East
By Trevor Colgan | Oct. 6, 2016Bowling Green has won the MAC East for three years in a row, with an overall MAC championship in two of those years. This year, they have a rookie coach and are struggling.
Football: Ohio looks to take back win from Bowling Green on Saturday
By Andrew Gillis | Oct. 6, 2016With losses in the last few matchups with the Falcons, the Bobcats have a chance to put their rivals in a huge hole.
Column: Bobcats are still searching for normalcy after five games
By Charlie Hatch | Oct. 6, 2016Sports Editor Charlie Hatch explains the uncertainty of the football season so far, as well as the excitement still to come.
Talking Politics: Students and faculty discuss respecting political opinions in the classroom setting
By Rebekah Barnes | Oct. 5, 2016Constructive discussions can come from sharing fact-based political opinions in class
Restriction of Speech: People who have a stutter ask for patience and understanding
By Marisa Fernandez | Oct. 5, 2016Speech disfluencies affect more than 3 million Americans.
