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New Look In The Net For Ohio
Ohio soccer program saves leader Mattie Liston has moved on, leaving the Bobcats with a new look in the net. Matthew Doyle breaks down the Green and White goalkeeping situation.
Ohio Volleyball Rebuilds Offensive Attack
By: Brad Friedman
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With almost half of the Ohio volleyball team's offensive production from 2013 gone, the Bobcats look to stay atop the Mid-American Conference with a couple new faces at the net.
Ohio Volleyball Faces Tough Opponents In Hawaii
The Ohio volleyball team will take on some of the country’s elite opponents during the Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational in Honolulu, Hawaii. Coming off a 27-6 season that included an… Read More
Ohio University Rolls out New Suicide Prevention Program
A new suicide prevention program at Ohio University aims at training students, faculty and staff to recognize and respond to a peer who may be suicidal. Counseling and Psychological… Read More
New Ohio Rules for Body Art
The Ohio Department of Health and a committee of industry leaders have redefined the rules for body art for the first time since the late 1990s. Starting September 1, the… Read More
Yeager Airport Exploring Solar Power Project
By: Associated Press
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Yeager Airport officials are exploring a project that could make the airport the first in the nation to run entirely on electricity it generates from solar panels. Members approved a… Read More
McDavis Reflects On Decade Of Presidency In State Of University Address
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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Ohio University President Roderick McDavis reflected on his first decade at the helm of the university and the transformations he has seen during his annual State of the University address… Read More
Bobcat Backs Ready To Carry The Load
According to Ohio head coach Frank Solich, this season’s group of running backs is one of the most versatile and reliable groups to play during his tenure. “We have a… Read More
Elephant Ears – An American Food And A Midwest Favorite
All across this great land we are fond of outdoor food! Exciting as they are fairs, carnivals, amusements parks, rodeos and seaside resorts are not only popular because of the… Read More
Bobcats’ Defensive Front Ready For Big Time
In many ways, the 2014 Ohio Bobcats are a new-look team. New faces are stepping in, and some familiar ones are stepping up into starting roles. One unit that remains… Read More
Ohio University Departments, Schools Collaborate On Regional Water Project
By: Kelly Martin
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Water. It’s something that affects our communities in many ways. We wash in it, drink it, use it to bathe our children and for industrial purposes. Flooding can devastate a… Read More
Trustees Approve $60K Pay Raise For McDavis
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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A base salary increase and bonus for Ohio University President Roderick McDavis were approved unanimously Thursday afternoon by the OU Board of Trustees, bumping his annual compensation above $500,000. During… Read More
W.Va. Congressional Candidates Set For Forum
By: Associated Press
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Candidates in West Virginia's 1st and 2nd congressional districts are set to participate in a candidate forum. Democratic state auditor Glen Gainer and incumbent Republican Congressman David McKinley from… Read More
Alexander Dominates Federal Hocking 30-0, Keeping SPACER Trophy In Albany
By: Jon Chamier
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With the SPACER Trophy on the line, both Alexander coach Alex Penrod and Federal Hocking coach Craig Moore led their teams onto the field for the first time as head… Read More