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No Students Equals No Business Even When Athens Reopens
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – About a third of the U.S. economy has frozen because of the coronavirus outbreak and both the state of Ohio and Athens have seen their share of… Read More
Athens Public Transit Cleans up While Eliminating Fares
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – Essential travel is still allowed in Ohio despite the continuation of the stay-at-home order. Athens Public Transit is making those trips easier by eliminating fares on all… Read More
Athens City School District Gives Hotspots To Students
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) – As students continue to transition into online learning, Athens City School District (ACSD) has spent $96,000 on mobile hotspots to make that transition happen. Superintendent Tom… Read More
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Athens City School District Provides Students Thousands of Computers
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – Students missing out on traditional in-class schooling due to the stay-at-home order now have access to education again, this time virtually thanks to the distribution of around… Read More
Athens City School District Quickly Delivers Thousands of Meals
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio- Athens City School District is delivering door-to-door meals to K-12 students who are staying home while the schools remain closed. After the fourth day of deliveries, ASCD had… Read More
Gun Violence in Ohio: Is there a cure?
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – After a mass shooting in Dayton that killed 9 people last August, Ohio lawmakers have yet to pass significant gun control measures. On Monday the Giffords Law… Read More
New Interim Nelsonville City Manager Appointed
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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NELSONVILLE, Ohio – Scott Frank is the new Nelsonville city manager. City council appointed its interim city manager Tuesday night in a special meeting. After interviewing six candidates in executive… Read More
Awareness and Preparation: Krav Maga Workshop Held At Ohio University
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – Instant aggression as a form of self-defense. That is the Krav Maga approach. Considered to be the world’s most efficient forms of self-defense, Krav Maga is derived… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball Drops Contest To James Madison
The Bobcats’ late-game rally fell just short as Ohio women’s basketball fell to the James Madison Dukes, 69-62. With 1:10 left in the game, Lexie Baldwin hit a layup to… Read More
Ohio Wrestling Falls To No. 5 Missouri, 25-18
Before No. 25 Ohio took on No. 5 Missouri, Ohio head coach Joel Greenlee said the meet would come down to close matches, and that’s exactly how it all shook… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Beats Alcorn State, Snaps Two-Game Skid
Students home for winter break, a 1-6 Alcorn State squad coming to the Convo and an Ohio team that was riding a two-game losing streak looked to make for a… Read More
Ohio Wrestling Takes On Missouri In ‘Cats First MAC Tilt
The No. 25 Ohio Bobcats wrestle in front of their home crowd for the first time in 2014 on Saturday, in a meet against perhaps their toughest challenge of the… Read More
Eastern Carolina Hands Ohio Women’s Basketball First Loss
Despite Ohio taking an 11-0 lead to start the game, the Bobcats suffered their first loss of the season in a 76-68 defeat at the hands of the Eastern Carolina… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Drops Home Match To St. Bonaventure
By: Michael Drapcho
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Through Ohio’s first four games this season, the Bobcats have yet to put together a complete 40 minutes, and that didn’t change against St. Bonaventure (6-1) on Saturday. The Bobcats… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball To Compete In 2015 Paradise Jam
By: Michael Drapcho
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The field for the 2015 Ezybonds U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam was announced Thursday, and the Ohio Bobcats found themselves on the list of teams competing in the tournament. The event,… Read More
Athens Joe Burrow Named Ohio Mr. Football
If a trip to the OHSAA Division III State Championship wasn’t enough for the 14-0 Athens Bulldogs, they have something new to celebrate after quarterback Joe Burrow was named Ohio’s… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball Off To 6-0 Start
Kiyanna Black led the way with 19 points as Ohio women’s basketball extended its winning streak to six with an 87-67 victory over Morehead State, marking Ohio's best start to… Read More
Ohio Wide Receiver Transferring
Ohio wide receiver Justin Wyatt will transfer from Ohio after the completion of the fall semester. The redshirt freshman wide out sent a Twitter direct message to the Bobcat Sports… Read More
Four Ohio Football Players Named To All-MAC Teams
The Mid-American Conference announced its 2014 All-Mid-American Postseason Awards on Wednesday and four Bobcats were named to All-MAC Teams. Daz Patterson earned the highest honor, making it on the All-MAC… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Falls To Belmont
By: Josh Vermillion
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The Ohio men’s basketball team had three different players score in double-figures, but they couldn’t hang on as they fell to Belmont, 83-81, on Saturday. The Bruins (6-1, 0-0) came… Read More
Ohio Wrestling Claims Third Place Finish At Navy Classic
By: Sean Neidig
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The Ohio Bobcats sent 14 wrestlers to Annapolis, Md., this weekend to compete in the Navy Classic, and as a team finished third out of the 13 teams that were… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball: Freshman Kelly Karlis Is A Proven Winner
Freshman Kelly Karlis chose to come to Ohio University after winning three state titles in four years in Illinois. Showcase reporter Matthew Doyle talks with Karlis about why she chose… Read More
Ohio Basketball: Stevie Taylor’s Last Go-Round
Ohio guard Stevie Taylor is learning under his third head coach in four years as a Bobcat. Reporter Charlie Walter tells why Taylor is happy where he is.
Ohio Swimming And Diving: Laura Dawson’s Journey To Ohio
Laura Dawson’s father threw his 9-year-old daughter into the sport of swimming because he knew she could do something special with the same competitive spirit he always had. Dawson now… Read More
Ohio Volleyball Claims Handful Of MAC Awards
Five members of the Ohio volleyball team received All-MAC awards this season, including Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, and while leading the All-MAC First Team… Read More