ADD club bonds, supports neurodivergent students
(09/02/21 3:03am)
With all of the buzz surrounding Greek life formal rush this fall, there’s one Greek organization that might look a bit different — Alpha Delta Delta.
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OU students, faculty, staff write open letter combatting COVID-19 misinformation
(08/27/21 2:58am)
A group of students, faculty and staff in Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine has written an open letter condemning the efforts of three osteopathic physicians who have been accused of spreading COVID-19 misinformation online.
Student Spotlight: Alexis Karolin teams up with Professor Aden for Japanese internment research
(07/28/21 10:29pm)
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Campbell’s Corner: Addison Rae is not fully to blame for UFC controversy
(07/14/21 4:55pm)
In the age of social media, it seems there is a new TikTok controversy everyday. These influencers are now starting careers in everything from music to boxing. Thanks to the queen of TikTok, we now can add journalists to the list.
Football: Frank Solich's impact on Ohio can't go unspoken
(07/14/21 4:29pm)
Ohio Athletics announced Wednesday morning that head coach Frank Solich will be retiring. The decision was made primarily to focus on a cardiovascular health concern, Solich said in the announcement.
16 lyrics that will make your jaw drop
(06/20/21 11:22pm)
For a lot of us, music is our guiding light, our be-all and end-all, our way of life. For others, it merely acts as white noise to drown out the unbearable silence. No matter what it does for you, it’s impossible to deny that life feels incomplete without it.
Local apartment complexes, rental companies detail benefits of respective properties
(05/29/21 8:53pm)
The start of the summer is often accompanied by the scramble to figure out where to live in the fall – be it underclassmen living in the dorms, or upperclassmen choosing to live in off-campus housing.
OU offers mental health services to ease college transition
(05/27/21 6:44am)
Counseling and Psychological Services helps new, existing students manage mental health through various programs and resources.
NAACP at OU protests death of Ma’Khia Bryant, Daunte Wright at Athens County Courthouse
(04/24/21 7:14pm)
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP, at Ohio University gathered Friday at the Athens County Courthouse for a silent protest in remembrance of Daunte Wright and Ma’Khia Bryant.
OU’s Denim Day will support survivors of sexual assault
(04/19/21 1:00am)
Denim Day will take place Wednesday, April 28, from 8 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. The day is hosted by Ohio University’s Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life and Survivor Advocacy Program, or SAP, and is a way to show support to survivors of sexual assault and violence.
OU Chinese Learners Association raises awareness, fights against AAPI hate crimes
(04/08/21 2:04am)
On March 27, demonstrators held up signs that read “Stop Asian Hate,” “Stop Racist Violence” and “Hate is a Virus” as dozens gathered by the Athens County Courthouse to protest hate and violence against Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and other race-based minority groups.
From the Editor’s Desk: Looking back on my favorite Athens memories
(04/07/21 11:11pm)
iFor the last four years, Athens has been my home away from home. Whether it’s been my time at Ohio University, The Post, the places or the people, I’ve had some of the best times here and formed some great memories.
Ohio Statehouse overrides Gov. DeWine’s veto, can now change public health orders
(04/06/21 2:13am)
The Ohio Legislature overrode Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto of a bill March 24, effectively allowing the statehouse to tweak executive public health orders.
OU to collaborate on statewide campaign in support of Collin's Law
(03/26/21 2:24am)
Ohio University is in collaboration with 16 other colleges across the state on programming to increase awareness about hazing and the newly reintroduced Collin’s Law.
Lawsuit filed by abortion providers in Ohio over the Unborn Child Dignity Act
(03/25/21 3:39am)
A lawsuit was filed by abortion providers and advocacy groups in Ohio on March 9 over Senate Bill 27, which requires the cremation or burial of fetal remains from women who have received surgical abortions and goes into effect on April 6.
Men's Basketball: Ohio rallies in second half to stun Virginia 62-58
(03/21/21 2:11pm)
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana — As the final buzzer rang in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, the Bobcats stampeded off the bench and danced underneath Virginia’s basket. The few hundred friends and family members whipped shirts and hats into the air and jumped up and down in the stands.
Ohio University sees decrease in tenured faculty, increase in non-tenured instructors over past 5 years
(03/15/21 3:38am)
Over the past five years, Ohio University has seen a 3.9% decrease in its tenure track instructional faculty across its campuses, while the number of non-tenured faculty members is on the rise.
Uncle Sam: Why you should get an aquarium
(03/12/21 2:56am)
Maintaining an aquarium is, by all accounts, an excellent hobby. Aquariums are calming – the residents’ jerky yet somehow methodical movements pull you into a concentration where all that exists are them and you. They are grounding – caring for something as minute as a fish or snail reminds you that humans do not hold a monopoly on the value of life. And, perhaps most importantly, they implicate us in a mutual system of balance that can be extended to many other aspects of our lives.
Q&A: How ‘The Post’ has helped its alumni thrive in the workplace
(03/12/21 5:52am)
Throughout its time as a publication, The Post has seen some talented journalists. Several Ohio University Post alumni who have graduated within the past few years have found that The Post has helped to prepare them for not only their careers, but for facing adversity like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hockey: Ohio drops seventh straight in loss to Robert Morris
(03/10/21 3:03am)
With most of the Bobcats’ games played Fridays and Saturdays, it was unexpected when they suddenly scheduled a Tuesday afternoon game. When Ohio took the ice, not only did the time feel off but so did the Bobcats’ play.
