Football: Long-time coordinators are key to Ohio's championship chances
By Charlie Hatch | Oct. 5, 2016Ohio’s offensive and defensive coordinators are the longest-tenured in college football.
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Many 'Phish' In The Sea: How OIT secures the university from cyber-attacks
By Alex Meyer | Sep. 30, 2016Ohio University fends off phishing scams and viruses through its OIT security department
"Three Girls Rock Into A Bar" performs at MemAud Friday, allows concertgoers to sit on stage
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 29, 2016Three Girls Rock Into A Bar will perform at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Friday, and those who attend will be seated on stage with the artists.
New business opens on Union Street, APD officers involved in shooting over the weekend
By Jonny Palermo | Sep. 28, 2016Other notable news from the week include local car thefts and a debate between candidates for the Ohio House of Representative.
Kilts stay popular throughout decades of traditional wear
By Alex Darus | Sep. 28, 2016Kilts are a traditional garment with a modern following due to their history and comfort.
Ohio University students going through alcohol recovery face particular challenges
By Megan Henry | Sep. 27, 2016Alcohol recovery options are available for students at Ohio University and Athens locals.
Tech gurus have seen earthworms and unusual liquids within student laptops
By Julia Fair | Sep. 27, 2016Water, coffee and roommate vomit have all been found in computers at the repair center in Bobcat Depot.
Quite Contrary: Why you're wrong about Disney
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 27, 2016Columnist William T. Perkins discusses why you're (arguably) wrong about the Walt Disney Corporation.
Hockey: Freshman goalie Jimmy Thomas now in 'Goalie Union' for Bobcats
By Jordan Horrobin | Sep. 26, 2016He'll be the first to tell you goalies are a different breed. But for Jimmy Thomas, he's trying to carve his own niche at Ohio.
Letter: Ohio University needs to stand up against depiction of hateful images
Sep. 26, 2016Those who walk on Ohio University's campus should not have to feel threatened by the images drawn on the public graffiti walls.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Racism is still alive at Ohio University
By Chuck Greenlee | Sep. 26, 2016The defacing of a public mural shows that some people at this school are less than accepting.
Stargazers escape the light pollution of Athens to peer into the heavens
By Luke Furman | Sep. 25, 2016After the dusk fades, stars, planets and nebulas are uncovered and inspected by one group of Ohio University students.
Letter: Tyre King deserves to be mourned, not mocked
Sep. 25, 2016Tyre King and those who are remembered with him deserve to be mourned in peace.
Regional mental health services see success despite stigmas and funding problems
By Alex Meyer | Sep. 22, 2016Those with mental illnesses face negative stigmas in southeast Ohio, while mental health care providers experience funding and logistical problems.
Contributing to a Dynasty: Tyler Tupa keeps the family tradition alive
By Tony Wolfe | Sep. 22, 2016Tyler Tupa keeps the Tupa football tradition alive, just on a different side of the ball
Gals with Pals: Bisexual women are more than stereotypes
By Delaney Murray | Sep. 22, 2016Stereotypes harm bisexual women, even when they have no truth.
Technology gives voice to those who live without one
By Sarah Franks | Sep. 21, 2016Ohio University students can donate their voice to those who rely on communication devices thanks to voice pairing technology.
Out-of-state students weigh benefit of voting in Athens
By Dina Berliner | Sep. 21, 2016With belief that Ohio "counts more" in elections, some out-of-state students plan to register in Athens.
