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All six candidates for the Athens City Council at-large seats gathered in the Athens Community Center Thursday night to introduce themselves and answer questions posed by voters and the media.
Two candidates running for city-wide positions in the upcoming election are looking to bring changes to the city's rental housing policies.
Concerns about the future of the planet led over 150 people in the Athens community to organize at Village Bakery Friday morning and then march and ride bikes Uptown to protest climate change.
Increasing fines and penalties for neglectful landlords is a step in the right direction for Athens City Council, but more action is needed to crack down on so-called “slumlords.”
A recent ordinance proposed by the Athens City Council last Monday could increase fines and include possible jail time for absentee landlords who neglect their properties that violate city code.
“I’m standing here tonight because I believe in me, I believe in you and I believe in us,” Claudia Cisneros said.
We are writing to encourage women and feminist readers to vote yes on Issue 1 in November. Issue 1 would increase funding for drug treatment programs while reducing drug possession and probation violation charges from felonies to misdemeanors.
"We must elect the only ticket that will consistently and courageously defend students: BARE."
Jacob Chaffin spent his college career protesting tuition increases and student debt.
Ohio University alumna Ellie Hamrick stands on the outskirts of the tuition rally on college green on Jan. 23.
I am a 2013 graduate of Ohio University writing to express my full support for Megan Marzec. As Post readers know, Megan posted a video last week that called on Ohio University to cut its ties with the apartheid state of Israel. The video generated enormous controversy locally and nationally, and Megan received over 1000 critical emails and messages in 24 hours, the majority of which were steeped in vitriolic, racist, misogynistic language, and some of which included death threats.
The four Ohio University students who demanded that Board of Trustees instate a tuition freeze were forced to plead their charges from protesting at the meeting down to small fines early last week in Athens Municipal Court.
Arrests and rejected demands fueled tensions between Ohio University students and administrators during a protest regarding the approved tuition hike for next year.
Several Ohio University students appeared in court Monday morning with red patches on their chests, symbolizing support and solidarity for the four protesters who had been arrested following an act of civil disobedience.
Ohio University police escort Ohio University students Jessica Lindner, Megan Marzec, Ellie Hamrick, and Eden Almasude out of a Board of Trustees meeting on April 19. (Ramon Luis Nieves | For The Post)
The rain didn’t deter the fiery opposition of several Ohio University students who interrupted the Board of Trustees meeting Friday — and were arrested for it.
About 15 students disrupted Ohio University's Board of Trustees meeting Friday morning to protest an impending tuition increase.
the member of OU Student Union, Ellie Hamrick, jumping and singing to make herself feel warm. Junior OU Student Union member Ellie Hamrick holds a sign with other members to protest for a tuition freeze on Thursday.
With a frigid outlook on college debt, Ohio University students protested in an attempt to heat up discussion about tuition with administrators.
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