Third Eye Blind turns OU's MemAud into a ‘basement party’
(08/30/15 7:00pm)
Third Eye Blind marks start of Performing Art and Concert series with nearly sold out show.
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Candidate hopes to be first independent councilman in more than three decades
(08/30/15 7:00pm)
Pat McGee, the managing attorney for Student Legal Services, said he hopes to be able to represent students' interests if he is elected to city council.
Athens' new adult store hopes to bring confidence to women
(08/27/15 2:04pm)
Honey's co-owner previously worked at one of the stores affected by the Union Street fire.
Rethinking Religion: New column to analyze the many facets of spirituality
(08/27/15 1:41pm)
One of the new Post columns with delve into the theology of many religions and attempt to get people thinking more about belief systems.
President McDavis welcomes OU's class of 2019, says they're 'Bobcats forever'
(08/23/15 2:19pm)
President McDavis and the university formally welcomed the class of 2019 at The President’s Convocation for First-Year Students.
Local stores aren’t threatened by PINK merchandise despite buzz
(08/19/15 7:00am)
Some local Ohio University apparel stores are not afraid of losing business with the new Victoria’s Secret PINK line because of its limited accessibility, steep prices and students’ preferences for shopping local
Could Ohio hockey play in the NCAA?
(08/19/15 7:00am)
The Bobcats are at the top of their class in the club ranks, but a jump to the NCAA still appears out of reach.
Guest Column: Ohio University’s Ryan Lombardi offers last piece of advice to Bobcats
(08/19/15 7:00am)
Former vice president for Student Affairs says final goodbye to Athens with tidbits of wisdom
Top Ohio University donor suggested playing ‘the race card’ to counter Coventry Lane critics
(07/13/15 11:09am)
Steven Schoonover said in an April email to OU administrators and other foundation board members the university should call faculty critical of the agreement racists.
Words of advice from a resident senior
(06/01/15 7:00am)
Erin Davoran draws on her vast Ohio University knowledge to give some pointers to freshman
Locally grown food is often out of reach for Athens County's poor
(04/28/15 10:23am)
It's tough for families to accommodate to the typically steep prices of local food.
Volume of traffic, geographical barriers may hinder Athens' chance of building an interstate
(04/27/15 2:47pm)
A small volume of traffic as well as geographical barriers may hinder the region’s economy.
Commissioner pushes to make Number Fest organizers get permit from sheriff
(04/27/15 1:56pm)
County Commissioner Lenny Eliason said he wants to lobby the state legislature to require 13Fest organizers to acquire a permit from the County sheriff.
Mbali Guliwe
(04/23/15 4:31pm)
What you’ve seen him in at OU:
Despite grades and work ethic, debt can still rack up
(04/10/15 11:47am)
Student said ACT scores kept her from scholarships: “Either way I was screwed.”
Film review: ‘The Evolution of Bert’ engaging and entertaining
(04/09/15 12:47pm)
‘The Evolution of Bert’ is a highly imperfect film, but this OU-filmed, ‘90s-set college comedy has enough charm, flair and laughs to live up to its early Spike Lee inspirations.
Student debt puts pressure on job search for OU alumna
(04/08/15 9:50pm)
23-year-old OU alumna Mallorie Sullivan hoped that an impressive resume and a history of respectable internships would land her a job out of school to help pay back what she owed. But they didn't.
Letter: Students have more power than they think when it comes to paying off debt
(04/08/15 9:01pm)
To the Editor,
Cecil Walters resigns as director of OMSAR after four years
(04/08/15 3:33pm)
Cecil Walters, who has served as OMSAR director for four years, is leaving the university. Thomas Raimondi will serve as interim director.
Annie Kerr, freshman studying communications
(04/07/15 8:26pm)
"A little bit, but not really. I have a twin, she actually goes to Miami, and her college is a lot more expensive than mine. I think my parents just thought that if I loved it here it didn't matter that much, we'd find a way to figure out how to pay for it."
