Football: Newcomers adjust to life in Athens
(08/16/17 2:33pm)
Coach Frank Solich was ready to release the team from Tuesday's practice, set to send the team off to stretch and end the morning.
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Film Review: Animated short film ‘In a Heartbeat’ tells heartwarming story of young boys in love
(08/03/17 4:28am)
An animated short film that is gaining traction on the internet beautifully illustrates the moment a person sets eyes on their true love — no matter the other person’s gender.
Ohio University President Duane Nellis names David Descutner interim executive vice president and provost
(06/12/17 10:31pm)
Ohio University President Duane Nellis wasted no time in exercising his executive abilities during his first day in office, naming David Descutner as interim executive vice president and provost, effective July 1.
Hockey: Former ice hockey trainer lands NHL job
(06/08/17 1:32am)
It didn't take long for a Bobcat to join hockey in the desert.
TV Recap: Charlotte DiLaurentis’ father is revealed on ‘Pretty Little Liars’
(05/10/17 1:59am)
When Charlotte “CeCe” Drake (Vanessa Ray) was revealed as “A” in season six of Pretty Little Liars, it was one of the biggest shockers of the series. Charlotte used to be Charles but transitioned to female under the guidance of her aunt, Jessica DiLaurentis (Andrea Parker). Cece’s mom and Jessica’s twin, Mary Drake (Andrea Parker), was revealed later, but her father remained a secret — until the May 9 episode.
Making music: Music composition students face struggles in small program
(04/21/17 12:21am)
Making music can be “lonely.”
Quite Contrary: I am wrong about everything
(04/19/17 12:01am)
When I started this column umpteen months ago, I asked you a question derived from one of my favorite Peanuts strips: Has it ever occurred to you that you might be wrong?
Hailey Hrynewich leaving mark on Ohio women's golf with professional career looming
(04/17/17 11:05pm)
The 2016 Mid-American Conference Championships had just ended and Hailey Hrynewich stood in third-place after a breakout tournament and season.
Football: The twists and turns of Nathan Rourke's journey
(04/18/17 1:28am)
Nathan Rourke was more prepared than ever. He had a notebook out, ready to take notes on whatever he was told.
New bill signed by President Trump overturns FCC regulations from Obama era
(04/16/17 11:25pm)
A new bill signed by President Donald Trump earlier this month will overturn Federal Communications Commission regulations passed last year regarding internet privacy and collection of user data.
Baseball: The story behind Nick Bredeson, Ohio's "spark-plug" catcher
(04/12/17 12:08am)
Nick Bredeson crouches down in the on-deck circle on a quiet afternoon at Bob Wren Stadium, he's awaiting his next plate appearance.
Football: Black players aren't worried about lack of diversity, just football
(04/04/17 10:56pm)
When Sam McKnight was looking at colleges to attend, his coach at Ginn Academy, an all-boys public school in Cleveland, told him Ohio University was split in terms of race.
The Washington Post’s Wesley Lowery chosen as spring commencement speaker
(04/04/17 4:03am)
The Washington Post national correspondent and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Wesley Lowery will deliver the 2017 spring undergraduate commencement address, according to a news release from Ohio University.
Student Senate: Voting for senate candidates begins Monday
(04/02/17 11:54pm)
In the Ohio University Student Senate elections, students will be able to vote Monday and Tuesday for the candidates they want to see represent them for the 2017-18 academic year.
Religious and spiritual LGBT students search for a place to belong
(03/29/17 1:21am)
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Tyler's Bit: Senate tickets have an admirable attitude
(03/23/17 11:25pm)
So many students have such a busy schedule. Most of us take at least 15 credit hours, have a job and are involved with one or more student organizations. Yet, we have three groups of students going the extra mile, running for student government on top of all of that. We can see them tabling on College Green, at the top of Baker Center and anywhere else on campus making their voices heard and getting their names out. We have three tickets: Green Light, Fight and Voice.
From the Editor’s Desk: Much-needed innovation blossoms in many ways
(03/22/17 11:23pm)
Many of us, whether that be student journalists at The Post or any other student at Ohio University, want to believe that we’re innovators, people capable of implementing original ideas in a creative setting.
Baseball: Spencer Ibarra, now healthy, is thriving with the Bobcats
(03/23/17 12:47am)
Spencer Ibarra is not Manny De Jesus. Nor is he Mitch Longo.
X Ambassadors brought electric indie-rock to MemAud
(03/21/17 4:29am)
X Ambassadors made Ohio University’s crowd feel “Gorgeous” on Monday night.
BedPost: Students weigh in on sexting
(03/20/17 11:11pm)
Among college-aged students, the concept of sexting isn’t typically considered taboo. Most people I know have either sent or received a sext of some kind in their life or at least know someone else who has. I myself have sent and received my fair share of sexts and even seen those that were sent to friends, but not intended for my eyes.
