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In his second Op-Ed to the Post, Student Senate President Carl Edward Smith outlines his plan to respond to tuition hikes.
Two Post staffers share their love for recently split-up pop-punk band Blink-182.
There is a new face in OUPD, and he is no stranger to the Athens community
Olivia Hupp gives us a reason to be optimistic despite the depressing snow.
Studies reveal coffee may lower health risks and possibly increase the lifespan of adults.
It was a night of glitter, games and gender-bending at Friday’s Amateur Drag Show Fundraiser.
A representative from Policy Matters Ohio says the new minimum wage will help encourage economic development. Others are unconvinced.
The Board of Trustees will meet thursday and Friday to approve tuition increases and other changes.
Copyrights can hinder further creation. Creative Commons licenses have more flexibility with use of the work. Here’s why it matters to college students.
Ryan Powers, a sophomore studying philosophy and a member of Ohio University’s Student Union, explained how his father felt, “crushed by debt” he accumulated during his college years.
Ohio students pack the bars for first ever College Football Championship in support of Ohio State
A former Ohio University employee is seeking more than $300,000 in damages from the university after he said he was improperly denied tenure due to his sexual orientation and religious beliefs.
With Madeline, Auntie Claus and Strega Nona, we list our top favorite Christmas children's books that we are still pulling off of our shelves for a quick read.
Students blocked traffic on Court Street and laid on the floor of Cutler Hall in protest of the decision not to indict a police officer in New York City who killed Eric Garner.
Ohio University is developing students who can make transformational change in our community. Many of our colleges and schools continue to receive national recognition for their academic programs and talented faculty.
To The Editor,
Baker University Center didn’t close on Monday night.
Students voted to occupy Baker University Center around 10:30 p.m. on Monday. Stick with The Post for details.
Will Ashton observes the good and the not-so-good about the movie award season.
Hillel hosts an advanced film screening that tells the story of Israeli high school student who are forced to fight in the Israeli Defense Forces.
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